Star Wars Space Battles but they're lore accurate
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Published 2024-05-04
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All Comments (21)
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"Sir, the pilots for the new TIE fighter are complaining about having a limited field of view" "Sucks to be them"
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They are missing the point where the tie pilot would just spin his tie 180 degree horizontally and shoot the x-wing as it goes the other way.
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I love the pause when he stares at the wall "oh yer, there is no side windows... and even if there were the wings would block them."
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He really hit that tie-pilot with the Tokyo drift
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I thought imperial pilots helmets had a visor that gave them 360 degree visibility through the walls?
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In Tie Fighter PC game, the sensors do give 360 degree coverage.
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TIE Fighter is more maneuverable and has sensors. Honestly in the OG flight simulator, TIE had better vision than the Rebel fighters because you use the sensors when they're behind you anyway, and having that great frontal vision made deflection shooting easier.
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Alternatively, “fighter combat as described in the Rogue Squadron books.”
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Scientifically accurate feels more like Star Wars tie fighter game
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I'll try drifting — that's a good trick!
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That "power slide..." Corran Horn's favorite maneuver in the X-Wing novel series!
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“scientifically accurate.” who’s gonna tell him? edit: they changed the title. that should be quite obvious.
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It's why the old games had view panels on those sides that projected what a window would have shown.
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They have screens in their helmets that show where the enemies are
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You can do this in Star Wars: Squadrons. There's a specific training mission that teaches you how to do this. Like, you can cut your engines, flip a 180, and fire while flying backwards.
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Love the head tap 😂
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In Squadrons I felt like the TIE had more visibility than the rebel fighters since you could see the bottom half of the screen. Excluding VR
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Scientifically accurate: X-Wing cuts engines, rotates 180 degrees to face the TiE and fires back while momentum continues to carry him "forward". There's actually a scene just like that in Battlestar: Galactica.
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When the X-wing is clever enough to outsmart the TIE fighter basically.
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You should do a breakdown of Thrawn’s strategy during the escape from peridea. I find it interesting and it’s an underrated battle that doesn’t get as much attention as it should.
