Where is the UH-1H for BLUEFORCE?

[Gunfighter6 10]

Is there a way to use UH-1H for US force in MP? I didn't know the Taliban has this in their inventory and the US folks don't.

I would love to fly this on MP server but everyone just has Blackhawks and Littlebirds running all over the place and most can't even fly them right. LOL :D

Gunny

[Jelliz 10]

Well, this game is not simulating Taliban. The faction "Takistan Army" and the guerillas is just loosely based on it, so yeah they got the UH-1H aight. It is possible for US forces to use them, but that depends on the mission design.

EDIT: Actually, the conflict is loosely based on Iraq, the terrain is based on afganistan.

Edited July 7, 2010 by Jelliz

[Montanaro 0]

You can use the huey through the editor and custom missions.

Recreate a vietnam scenario even.

[tyler4171 10]

The Takistan Army is/does represent the technology of the Saddam era equipment, so it makes a lot of sense to be similar to Iraq, but yes the maps are heavily Afghani based

[sv5000 127]

stuff that, how about giving as a UH-1N :)

[CG Man 0]

Iran has a load of USA aircraft including F-14 and Cobras I think Takistani is loosly based on Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan mixed together so makes sence for them to have some USA gear like the Huey and M113. ARMA II has the modern updated Huey for the USMC that can be used in the Arrowhead editor also check Armaholic site for helicopter addons. Arma II vehicle, weapons, unit addons also work in Arrowhead.

Edited July 7, 2010 by CG Man

[4 IN 1 0]

:butbut:But the old huey(bell 206) is pure classic! It flies right, it sounds right and it rides right!

Edited July 7, 2010 by 4 IN 1

[T.S.C.Plage 0]

It flies right,

Nope, it doesn't. At least not with a joystick ("skips" like hell).

it sounds right

Nope, needs more "whop, whop".

and it rides right!

Maybe...

[tyler4171 10]

You forgot one, it looks just downright sexy :)

[4 IN 1 0]

Nope, it doesn't. At least not with a joystick ("skips" like hell).

Nope, needs more "whop, whop".

Maybe...

I mean the real one...

[roberthammer 582]

btw bell 206 is not huey :p - bell 204/205 is old classic huey

[strongbird 10]

the handling of the U1H1 is not that good the handling is way to Sensitive

[4 IN 1 0]

btw bell 206 is not huey :p - bell 204/205 is old classic huey

Ahh, just notice, damn iphone keyborad:p

Anyway, aint joystick control been too sensitive since arma2 release?

Edited July 7, 2010 by 4 IN 1

[jsa2001 10]

Non of the helicopters fly correcty in Arma or OA you need to use the tail rotors along with cyclic controls to turn left or right. You dont have any tail authority in forward flight so its hardly any sort of simulation.

[4 IN 1 0]

Non of the helicopters fly correcty in Arma or OA you need to use the tail rotors along with cyclic controls to turn left or right. You dont have any tail authority in forward flight so its hardly any sort of simulation.

Due to aero-dynamic drag created by the airframe any aircraft would lost most of its tail authority at speed, i do agree through that the bis limit is set a bit too high, but then if we start talking about total simulation we should be in msfs or lock-on forum not here.

[jsa2001 10]

Due to aero-dynamic drag created by the airframe any aircraft would lost most of its tail authority at speed, i do agree through that the bis limit is set a bit too high, but then if we start talking about total simulation we should be in msfs or lock-on forum not here.

If you lost tail authority at any time you cant fly, in a real world you have to use pedals to coordinate a turn not just by banking using cyclic. You need to swing the tail around by adjusting the blades pitch on the tail rotor.

[4 IN 1 0]

If you lost tail authority at any time you cant fly, in a real world you have to use pedals to coordinate a turn not just by banking using cyclic. You need to swing the tail around by adjusting the blades pitch on the tail rotor.

that why I say that the speed limit and the amount of tail authority lost is somewhat too harsh to a point it affect control(and lets not go into the fact that chopper control is missing separate throttle/torque control and a lot more), but the fact still stand, you do lost most(about 70% maybe more) tail authority at speed, the faster you go forward, the harder for yaw movement.

In anyways this game is not a chopper flight simulator, there is no point to talk indepth how wrong the control are.

Edited July 7, 2010 by 4 IN 1