新人请进，il-2自带手册学习

染布男

本帖最后由 染布男 于 2009-10-17 03:21 编辑

兄弟我也是新手，断断续续玩了也就1年多点，在这和大家分享点小经验。以前经常看il-2自带的aircraft guide这个pdf文档，了解一下仪表位置和飞机的特性，后来又从论坛ftp下了hardball这个牛逼玩意，对于各种飞机的性能特点一览无遗。搞了这么多前戏下面推出高潮部分也就是游戏自带的manual.pdf这个手册。里面不仅有游戏的安装介绍之类，更重要的是有一部分的空战战术讲解，虽然相对于论坛里的高手们讨论的东西来说这些自带的介绍很浅，但都是最基本的理论，何况还有谁能比制作方更了解这个游戏的呢，所以作为新人对宏大的战术体系了解的一个开始还是颇有裨益的。下面摘出其中的要点以备没手册的飞友之需：
A fighter pilot’s goal is rather simple: Find enemy planes and destroy them before they can do
any damage.
However, once you look deeper into air combat, you will realize that it’s not that simple. The
short phrase above actually assumes four things:
1. You notice the enemy in time.
2. You can get into firing range.
3. The enemy is destroyed by your gunfire.
4. You live to tell about it.

Summary:
• There is no skill more important to a pilot
than destroying his target.
All the aerobatic wonder-moves in the world
are of no use if you can’t get a kill when the
time comes. All that matters in combat is being
able to get in quickly, shoot, and get out even
more quickly. If you can’t destroy your target,
you’re no good as a fighter pilot.
• Always look for the enemy!
Most shot-down pilots never saw what hit them. Whether you’re by yourself or with a
hundred others, never stop looking around!
• Protect Your Mates!
Whatever you do, destruction of enemy aircraft is always secondary to protecting friends.
No enemy target is as important as the life of your mate!

• You must keep your guns on your target long enough to destroy it.
• You should never hesitate to act on a hunch, however unconventional it may be. All tactics
were invented by pilots in the heat of a dogfight. A fighter pilot who does everything
by the book becomes predictable, and therefore vulnerable. Fight using your brains, and
always improvise!

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Gunnery Practice Suggestions:
• Set up flights of friendly bombers in the Quick
Mission Builder.
• The larger your target, the better. The B-17, B-
24, and B-29 bombers are great targets for
beginners, and the B-25 and G4M Betty are
ideal for the next step.
• Slow the game down with the [ key when
you’re ready to fire. This will help you learn to
aim and maneuver.
• Don’t worry if you’re firing at friendly planes. Because they are friendly, their defensive
gunners don’t fire back at you.
• Once you begin to hit your targets easily, set up the same large targets as hostile. Try
shooting them down as they take defensive action and fire back at you.
• Only after you’re sure you can destroy an enemy bomber, try to go against fighters. It takes a
great deal of skill, patience, and determination to shoot down an enemy fighter.
• The most common mistake young pilots make is firing from too far away. You have limited
ammunition in your plane, and there’s nothing worse than expending all your cannon
shells when you’re 500 yards away and then running out of ammo just as you are in a
perfect firing position. If you’re not sure you can hit your target, don’t press that trigger!
• Review the track of your flight afterwards. Analyze your performance, find mistakes, and
correct them in your next mission.
Summary:
• Know your enemy’s weak spots.
Learn the capabilities of all enemy planes: their blind spots, defensive fire arcs, and performance
relative to your aircraft. Only by setting your strengths against your enemy’s
weaknesses can you be effective in combat.
• When you think you’re too close – get closer!
Bullet dispersion and power loss mean that long-range shots are ineffective, unless you
are very lucky. Press the trigger only when you’re sure to hit your target with every bullet!
Since this is only possible from point-blank range, open fire when your target fills
your whole windscreen.
• Practice!
It would be nice if following these principles could guarantee you a kill every time you
press the trigger. Unfortunately, it isn’t so. Prepare to miss a lot. Only by dedication and
taking a steady, structured approach to training can you become a true ace.

Summary:
• Speed is life.
There is no more important principle in combat
than this one.
• Your first burst should be your only burst.
“Spray and pray” will only amuse your opponent.
Make every shot count!
• Stay alert!
Where there’s one enemy, there are always
more nearby! When you’re lining up on that perfect pass, look behind you and check for
your target’s wingman.