View Full Version : question about the air vehicles
culkid
2003-02-14, 02:29 PM
if your about to crash, is it going to be like BF 1942, where you can press a button and a parachute comes out?
ABRAXAAS
2003-02-14, 02:30 PM
No you just dont get hurt falling and yes you can eject , theres enertial dampeners to absorb the impact :D
culkid
2003-02-14, 02:32 PM
whats that?
LesserShade
2003-02-14, 02:35 PM
inertial dampeners = parachute. However, seems like i heard that the inertial dampeners don't kick in unless you jump from a certain altitude.. so if you jump out of your vehicle and you are relatively low, you can still get killed
culkid
2003-02-14, 02:36 PM
^^ thanks
Falcon
2003-02-14, 03:00 PM
ooh cool i didn't think that tey were inplimenting a "parachute"
Falcon
2003-02-14, 03:13 PM
I was curious, will max armors have the inertial dampeners?
culkid
2003-02-14, 03:14 PM
to ^^ u.. i hope they dont because max will be hard to kill anyway
Flashingfish
2003-02-14, 03:20 PM
They're called "kinetic dampeners" not intertial dampeners.
Galhagar
2003-02-14, 03:27 PM
and yes all armor get kinetic dampeners. And it is true that the higher you jump the safer you are. :D
Deadlock
2003-02-14, 05:18 PM
do these kenetic dampeners look like anything? or is it just assumed that there's something slowing ur fall?
MrVulcan
2003-02-14, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by Deadlock
do these kenetic dampeners look like anything? or is it just assumed that there's something slowing ur fall?
yep, you jsut slow down... or at least thats how it is now, who knows if they will add an art to it.... now you jsut sorta fall out of the sky lol :p
Arshune
2003-02-14, 06:45 PM
I wonder why they call them "kinetic" dampeners...if something slowed down kinetic energy, the molecules in the person's body would slow down and stop giving off heat and they'd freeze to death. Should call them "Inertiogravitational" dampeners. :p
OmnipotentKiwi
2003-02-14, 07:35 PM
Originally posted by Arshune
I wonder why they call them "kinetic" dampeners...
In physics, Kinetic Energy is the amount of energy you have from movement. If you decrease your kinetic energy, one of the ways is to decrease your velocity, hence, kinetic dampeners.
[Edit: If anyone is wondering, the formula is actually E(k)=(mv^2)/2 where E(k) is actually E subscript k which stands for Kinetic Energy, and m is your mass, and v is your velocity. So if you want to be a smartass, yes, you could lower your kinetic energy by lowering your mass ;)]
thegame109
2003-02-15, 09:03 AM
This thread is getting technial hhe
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