[Video]How to Oribital Strike

[Doppler]

I tend to subscribe to the "If you cant say anything nice, shut the hell up" school.

[VashTheStamped]

Originally Posted by flypengy

omg noobz not cr5!!!

jk
jk

been CR5 since September bro

[TheN00b]

Heh, I've never been above CR1, and had no clue how to OS before I saw this. Thanks Bio.

[Jaged]

Originally Posted by Black

Hes just showing all the new ppl how to OS guys give him a break I dont even know how to OS and im from BETA!

Same here. Thanks for the info.

[Electrofreak]

I never knew exactly how OS worked until now. Didn't know about that blue circle around you that you have to place the OS marker in. Now that I think about it, seems kinda obvious, otherwise ppl could OS targets on the other side of the map.

Thanks for the vid bio, I found it informative.

As for you other people, sure its "obvious" once you've gotten CR4, but I've never done it before so I really didn't know much other than "you pull out your CUD, place a waypoint thingy and it counts down". I figured it just OSes your personal Waypoint you have set up. Now I know otherwise.

[AltaEgo]

Was a good video. Nicely done. Now I know for when I'm (finally, miles away) CR4.

[Everay]

i didnt know pengy, so shoosh!

[Diddy Mao]

I know how to OS, just ask the malvision film crew. And cr 5 since Mid-July w00t

[flypengy]

Originally Posted by Electrofreak

I never knew exactly how OS worked until now. Didn't know about that blue circle around you that you have to place the OS marker in. Now that I think about it, seems kinda obvious, otherwise ppl could OS targets on the other side of the map.

You can't os targets on the otherside of the map. You have a soi radius to choose where to place your target.

Most people (unless an infil that is meticulous) do not os using the blue targeting. You know where the ams is, and line it up as best as you can from the map (and you can't zoom in at all ). The drawback is that you might hit that catwalk pretty much wasting your os.

[Sputty]

Who needs a video to tell them how to OS? You take out the CUD, you click, select the point, and click it twice. Who needs a video to figure that out?