HOW I CAN ENABLE THE lead indicator circle ?

[Greek Threat]

HOW I CAN ENABLE THE lead indicator circle ?

[Greek Threat]

PLZ ANSWER ME

[Gaius Mucius Scaevola]

Menu > Game Options > Interface > Show Leading, if i am not mistaken.

[Greek Threat]

i have it on but nothing happens in game

[TentacleMayor]

You are playing Arcade Battles, right? Doesn't work in RB or SB.

[Erosinnin]

you don't need the lead indicator anyways
because it shows false information if you are using it to aim your shots

[Greek Threat]

so what i must do to shoot enemy planes ?

[Greek Threat]

only with luck?

[Gaius Mucius Scaevola]

I think ihere's an expression for this "spray and pray", but seriously, if you play RB you need to try a lot until you get the hang of it (i'm not very good).
Try the mission editor (not like a true battle but you don't have to pay repairs for the plane) to train.

[Greek Threat]

ok thanks

[Erosinnin]

Originally posted by 'Mao Gns':

ok thanks

you have tracer rounds for a reason and thats the same reason why the WWII pilots had tracer rounds

also if you use mission editor it won't account for the latency of server side hit detection but teh adjustment is minor so it is a good idea

[Antspray]

Originally posted by Wales Grey:

Originally posted by 'Mao Gns':

only with luck?

If you're an idiot who can't figure out how to aim, then I guess it's your best bet.

^
But on a serious note. Over time you will learn the bullet speeds and how much to lead a that's what tracers are for.

Soon you will just "know" where to aim and sooner or later you can just remove the tracers as a whole

[PCPhoenixGaming]

The lead indicator measures where their CENTER OF MASS will be when your rounds arrive. Aim in front or to the sides to aim for different areas.

[Procrastinating Gamer]

Originally posted by PhoenixLord96:

The lead indicator measures where their CENTER OF MASS will be when your rounds arrive. Aim in front or to the sides to aim for different areas.

And keep in mind that the indicator only shows where they'd be based on their current speed and heading - they pull a sharp turn after you fire and those bullets aren't hitting anything.