just like in all battlefield games, u have a minimap in the top right corner.
everytime i open the map in arma2 while flying, i always have a fear of crashing to the ground because i cant see where im going because of the damn map!
just like in all battlefield games, u have a minimap in the top right corner.
everytime i open the map in arma2 while flying, i always have a fear of crashing to the ground because i cant see where im going because of the damn map!
This isn't battlefield.
Gain altitude then open map, and dont stay in it too long either.
I'm using a joystick, and I turned off all the mouse movements associated with plane controls so I wouldnt end up steering towards the earth when I'm in my map scrolling around with the mouse.
You dont need a map really, or if you do...its just to check the airspace (for me; ie radar contact) or to set a waypoint. Your HUD shows direction and has radar to spot targets/friendlies at the top of the screen. It works fine...a minimap would ruin it since it'd take up too much of my screen IMO
Right Ctrl + M for the GPS, most vehicles have it.
GPS is your friend !
Well they should compensate for the lack of working map in aircraft.. I'd rather a working map in cockpit but...
I completely agree that while you're in aircraft that have this ability, it should be available, perhaps dependant on difficulty levels.. obviously when you have a smart player as co-pilot they help so you can focus on flying but a "mini radar/map" in aircraft would be handy.
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Several aircraft/helo mods had moving mini-maps in ArmA1.
As well as working counter-measures, audible alerts (altitude, fire alarms, missile warning, etc).
We'll see this type of thing and more as the tools become available.
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look at the map before you fly, remember your coordinate i.e south, east then pop out your GPS.