Range matters a whole lot from any angle because it is the most significant factor that determines the time to target, and therefore it factors into the amount of lead given. That is unless you are using fast 90 to fire (which you shouldn't, it's ineffective in comparison with the traditional method as described in the game manual). Of course, at close range, you can be wildly off and still hit, but I presume we're discussing medium-to-long range shots.
Try to get all the quantities (AOB, speed, range) with as much precision as possible. For speed and range it means one decimal point of precision on knots and centiradians respectively. Do bear in mind that the speed dial is bugged: you always need to enter more or less target speed minus 0.2 knots because your character looks at the TDC slightly from below. Hit me up for details.
Last edited by gurudennis; 10-12-19 at 12:26 AM.
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