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Re: Fantastic Solution for the Huron/Hannibal Stealth Helis!

How would this play out though? 

Wouldn't most pilots just refuse to leave stealth mode when flying with a random?  Protip: Don't trust randoms in Battlefield. It rarely ends well.

I feel like the tactic of just going back and forth bombing a contested area while stealth is already becoming the meta.  This would just push things further in that direction.

I'd like to see stealth mode get some nerfs though.

Maybe allow lock-ons, but double the lock-on time. 

Or significantly cut manuverability when in stealth.  After all the Stinger locks onto a heat source - not a radar signature.  Reducing engine power reduces heat, makes sense to me.

Also my AP rounds called.  They are looking for a job. Harassing stealth helis would be a great use for this underutilized tool.

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  • S3SSioN_SoL's avatar
    S3SSioN_SoL
    Seasoned Ace
    4 years ago

    @AngrySquid270  Another possible solution for the "skybox" bombing runs, make the bombs have a maximum height to explode, change the crosshair to a "X" or something to mark when the Pilot is too high to actually hit anything and resulting in the bombs exploding mid air. This will force the Pilots to fly within Rao's hacking range to drop bombs. I think this is way more balanced than what it currently is. Vehicle balance should be centered around "Risk and Reward", there's absolutely no Risk in Stealth Helis just spending time in the stratosphere even though, they're contributing very little compared to what they actually could, depending on the game mode ofc.

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