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Training aiming skill
10. 09. 2011 06:33
Demetriowar
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Hello captains!
Could someone please suggest me how to train my aiming skill?
In fact, I would like to know if there is a way to train my aiming skill not being in a real Great Battle.
Something like create a room to take training shoots.
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 09. 2011 06:37
firesonboy
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you can always go to the mission area ( for example, area 11) and create a mission to train your aiming skills with.
Good missions examples are ' Destroy CL fleet ' etc.
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 09. 2011 06:55
SSN762
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Yup, thats what I would suggest. go tear up some NF CL ships in training area
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 01:10
aingeal
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Originally Posted by firesonboy
you can always go to the mission area ( for example, area 11) and create a mission to train your aiming skills with.
Good missions examples are ' Destroy CL fleet ' etc.
You mean "Test Mission" CL fleet tear apart anything that isnt at least a BB1 or 2. For the rest, feel free to give the accuracy section of my guide a read. http://fm.en.kupaisky.com/Community/Forum/View.aspx?num=2765&searchtype=0&pagecount=0&searchvalue=&sort=5&category=D01&page1=1
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 09:44
Maistral
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JAJAJAJA NO NEEEEEEeED AIMING AUTO FTWWW JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
no, on a serious tone, i use auto. lol, no time to practice manual gunnery, i have to master my sling TBing XD
And yeah, if you wanna train, better go to test mission. I remember my first time trying to do manual gunnery in my dunkerque and I ended up shredded by those rabid CLs
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 09:55
firesonboy
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It really depends on what ship you are using. if you are using a lower level ship, then yea, you probably should go to test mission. If you are looking for something more challenging, it will be the Destroy CL fleet mission :)
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 10:35
aingeal
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Originally Posted by firesonboy
It really depends on what ship you are using. if you are using a lower level ship, then yea, you probably should go to test mission. If you are looking for something more challenging, it will be the Destroy CL fleet mission :)
He is looking to practice his aiming, therefore I'd guess the Destroy CL fleet isn't what he is looking for right now, and I hope he is around CL/CA level max... If not then NF fail auto-buff really succeeded at preventing people from getting better at the game in the early levels.
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 21:13
LILITALY5179
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Honestly,
Manual aiming comes with massive amounts of repetition. Eventually you get good at guessing what angle a ship is at and can quickly adjust to any ship. It takes time, just like typing it seems impossible at first, but then becomes muscle memory.
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Re : Training aiming skill
10. 10. 2011 21:35
aingeal
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Small excerpt from my BB guide, concerning accuracy. Figured it can help, as I suggest a method for new players to learn their angle (Thats the one I personnaly used as a new Aiming FCS user 4 years ago) With time you do start getting a reflex and you "guess" precise angles by memory after playing a ship for a few games, as Lilitaly described, but at first you simply do not have the experience to do it that way. But to acquire aiming speed, practice does make perfect. Its something I came up myself with as a new player to help myself. I suppose many players have different methods, feel free to ask them about it, or adapt your own to what fit you best.
Originally Posted by aingeal -Basic BB guide - Accuracy section
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---Using Guidelines wisely and learning angles---
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First step is adjusting your guidelines by adding/removing sailors on the BO. Ideally your lines should end exactly at your max range. In no way it should ever be longer than that.
If your BO lines aint long enough to reach the max range, then you have to memorize the average length past them the shell falls to, and memorize the exact angle than marks your guidelines extremity. It’s quite playable, but it is an extra difficulty.
For mid-angles:
A good way to memorize them at first is memorizing exactly each multiple of 5. If you KNOW 5-10-15-20-25-30-35 it’s about 6 position to really have burned in your memory. Its not that many. That way, when looking at a ship, you’ll be able to narrow the possibilities to 2-3 angle max, and out of those, find the one that seems the more likely. If someone is halfway between 20 and 25, but maybe a bit toward the 25, you’ll shoot at 23.
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