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It is hard to find enemy units, but then it's hard in real-life too, and the sim is trying to be like real-life in this respect. What they would do in 'real life' (more or less):
- Use intel, if you are attacking somewhere you would have a situation awareness of what to expect and where. Study the mission description, make notes, draw on a print-out of the map, basically prepare before you go in.
- Follow a mission profile, in that if you expect (or don't know even) there to be manpads fly at 15,000 feet, but if you expect there to be SAM sites (and get pinged on your RWR) then plan an ingress that allows you to terrain mask and the like.
- The Litening II AT targeting pod (TGP) should be scanning where you expect the enemy to be, using white-hot and IR as required. It's your best way to look, once you know which way to point it.
- Fly in pairs, use your wingman to do things like high-lo bait, in that your wingman in MP can help you enormously like they do in real-life.
- Be cautious. Labels give a huge advantage and can lead to complacency. Get used to 'clearing areas' and assuming unknown areas are hostile until you know differently. Have a mental picture of where the 'front' is and always be thinking ingress/egress if things go wrong.
It is hard, but then it ain't meant to be easy either
You can also move an X around the cockpit with your mouse and if you right click on the landscape and a target is in your view it will tell you.
I haven't played the game in awhile, but I think that is the right key instructions. If someone else wants to elaborate on that.
I'm just giving another thing you can do. Personally I'm glad you received some better, more detailed advice.
having said that once you understand how to find targets its pretty easy.. theres always gonna be something unseen and you will make mistakes but thats part of the learning experience and learning the threat envelope of the different systems.
I fly SU-25 grach a lot btw, that doesn't even have a hud let alone TV cam with infared :)
zoom in and scan the ground with your eyeballs... use some rules of thumb don't fly low over cities or forested areas (stay high alititude [4500k meters or 15k feet] till your in a position where you know the enemy is not) know the terrain around the AO and the FEBA, etc, you can derive a lot of awareness from the F10 map without having anything on it.
Apperantly spotting stuff from 15k feet is not as difficult in real life. Sure it still requires some 'getting used to' but might actually be easier than from the PC screen..
http://www.simhq.com/air-combat/air-combat-interviews/warthog-pilot-interview.html
The whole article is worth the read but especially the answer to "What issues do you have going from the simulator to the real plane? What are the differences or challenges there?"
Would be fun to try in real life how "easy" it actually is to spot things with un-trained eyes. :P
I saw this(http://www.reddit.com/r/hoggit/comments/1vsof3/fellows_i_have_a_confession_or_how_to_quit_using/) in reddit while back and if i understood right, it customizes your labels so they are just a dot and only show if you are within X range to jets/missiles/whatnot. Might be worth the shot to get used to finding things around the map.