' Wrote:Ramming is a cheap, very unrealistic tactic. In the past, I've watched snub pilots purposely ram a dread just to keep it from being able to fight, constantly spinning it out of control. I mean, if an X-wing fighter in Star Wars rammed a Star Destroyer, what would happen? Yeah, the X-wing go poof and the Star Destroyer might have a scratch!

I say keep it real.

' Wrote:Kudos to dragonoid for his supperb ramming, didnt even bother to hide it (Dragonoid: (and i qoute) "run order, ill bump him so he cant follow)

My point: lets assume he wasnt as daft to say that line, how would i prove it hmm? one bump is already enough to make the other bs get out of range and in a fight i dont have the time to keep my fingers happy on my screenshot button waiting for the exact moment he bumps

' Wrote:In that case, mooring externally to a station while under fire and all of a sudden becoming invincible is just as unrealistic. I don't see too much of an issue here.

' Wrote:If fighters try to ram you out of place, they'll explode if you're in a battleship. Gunboats on the other hand... Yeah, they're trouble.

' Wrote:A-wing vs Super Star Destroyer

' Wrote:To be honest, ramming something in a fighter is a tactical choice now, which is neat.

' Wrote:- the flipping of a big ship is an act that defies even freelancer physics - flipping a barge around is .. well.. in one work "mean" ( but it appears not be a violation to the rules anymore )

' Wrote:I saw a lot of people using that trick on base or asteroid, tho. However, admin green already stated that it's abuse and thus, sanctionable. I was just too lazy to submit a report, but i'm a bad role model.