[Planetside 2] Flying ESF is Extremely Fun

Music: King's Court - Jose Pavli josepavli.band...
Meandering around aimlessly through the sky, I link up with IAm4Peace and a couple other pilots I couldn't catch the names of to tussle with some scythes over Indar, resulting in an impromptu furball. Random moments like this make learning to fly feel like it was worth it.

[@neveroutofhope]

Big respect for the Project Wingman love. Glad I’m not the only one who wanted to be an Ace in PS2 haha.

[@SalandFindles]

Very satisfying gameplay, bro! Subbed, and I like the natural gameplay sounds for some reason. It's relaxing.

[@SirL65]

Imagine being able to singlehandedly secure air superiority, couldn't be me **cries**

[@miaobrunelle1673]

love this

[@tasigin3815]

I want to get better at esf, but the controls are wonky to get used to

[@gary0044187]

emerald love, live free

[@joakimpalix6262]

Great aim !

[@charlesdaugherty321]

Game needs actual planes... These vtols are great and all but I want boom and zoom.

[@OhKaiizer]

only reason why flying is so great in ps2 is because esfs are the way they are

[@오잉-s3d2h]

good to see! visit soltech ones plz

[@dragonminz602]

Very strong gameplay!
What kind of loadout are you running?

[@Chimerathon]

Standard nosegun with standard afterburner pods, hover stability airframe, and stealth armor. This is essentially the same loadout that almost everyone uses for a2a, though many people prefer quick recharge afterburner pods and the choice between stealth and auto repair is going to depend on the situation (as well as how bold you feel).

[@dragonminz602]

@@Chimerathon Thank you very much

[@docklikeable9264]

Nice

[@ElevenAce]

I started playing because I wanted to fly but 10 years later and I will never get used to the backwards flying.... And now I mostly play nso and the dam pancake is a joke

[@kemerios1]

Thing is i have to use alot of sensitivity for flying but then i cant aim with that much of sensitivity. How do you do it?

[@Chimerathon]

I fly with a fairly high sens as well, esf aiming just requires a lot of practice in general and is more difficult to control at long ranges if you have a high sens. You can compensate by fighting closer to your target and rushing them down at a range where larger aim adjustments are required, but generally speaking you'll just get better at the aiming as you get more used to the weird forced mouse acceleration. You could consider lowering your sens a bit as well and just get a bigger mousepad to compensate.

[@FatBuddha]

nice montage.. next time try to get a gameplay when its not 90% assist kills and actual kills ^^

[@Chimerathon]

Maybe if Peace could chill and not vaporize every enemy I aimed at as soon as I got the crosshairs on. Really I though, this video is not a skilltage or anything like that, just some gameplay that felt fun to be a part of, as the title suggests.