Fighter AI in Planetary Missions
Posted: Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:50 am
Occured in the 3.9 demonstration version as well.
The strike aircraft have a nasty habit of diving into the ground. On a bomber mission in operation highland, I ordered my wingmen to engage the hostile targets within the city (reactor, factories.) All three collided with the ground.
Also on a sweep mission.
After cleaning up the mission sector of enemy fighters I put the ship on auto nav. At the fourth waypoint it did not break orbit rather it rolled, fell into a pronounced dive, and broke up shortly thereafter on the planet surface. In bombing runs - After entering orbit my element is invariably enaged in similiar plunging dives towards the surface. That in lue of forming up with me. Is this their standby pattern?
The strike aircraft have a nasty habit of diving into the ground. On a bomber mission in operation highland, I ordered my wingmen to engage the hostile targets within the city (reactor, factories.) All three collided with the ground.
Also on a sweep mission.
After cleaning up the mission sector of enemy fighters I put the ship on auto nav. At the fourth waypoint it did not break orbit rather it rolled, fell into a pronounced dive, and broke up shortly thereafter on the planet surface. In bombing runs - After entering orbit my element is invariably enaged in similiar plunging dives towards the surface. That in lue of forming up with me. Is this their standby pattern?