Isn't the TMA a little too perfect?

xXNightEagleXx · 07-11-17, 03:40 AM

It seems to me that the TMA is just simply too perfect once you reach high amount of intel. It reacts too much in real time with extreme precision. You can see the aiming point moving with excessive accuracy whenever the target changes course and/or speed. If i'm not mistaken TMA requires an amount of data collected in a lapse of time to elaborate correctly any changes and even more if there are multiple and abrupt changes .

I guess that rather than using directly the actor vectors (eg. velocity), which is probably what devs are doing, they should use others method that relies on known data history to elaborate the aiming circle. That would still be a simplification but closer to TMA behavior which is more liked.

07-11-17, 03:40 AM	#1
xXNightEagleXx Planesman Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 182 Downloads: 148 Uploads: 0	Isn't the TMA a little too perfect? It seems to me that the TMA is just simply too perfect once you reach high amount of intel. It reacts too much in real time with extreme precision. You can see the aiming point moving with excessive accuracy whenever the target changes course and/or speed. If i'm not mistaken TMA requires an amount of data collected in a lapse of time to elaborate correctly any changes and even more if there are multiple and abrupt changes . I guess that rather than using directly the actor vectors (eg. velocity), which is probably what devs are doing, they should use others method that relies on known data history to elaborate the aiming circle. That would still be a simplification but closer to TMA behavior which is more liked.