Airborne bandit...

[IhumpMyCatFish 3]

This took place on a private hive.

So this all started when me and my buddy were driving towards cherno, where we noticed a bandit with a nice M4A1 SD camo. Knowing that smaller confrontation would be useless, we decide to pull over and take him down with my M16 ACOG. after looting his body and refueling my truck, i noticed a littlebird, sitting on the shore waiting to be ridden till the cows come home. I shit my pants running to it, loving the fact that all it required was some fuel, and a good pilot. After getting my buddy to run down to the nearest gas tank, we fly inland a bit to get a more stable refueling area. Once fully fueled, we decided to fly around looking for camps/hidden vehicles, when out of nowhere a Huey comes blazing around a mountain unloading its payload on us. Being scared shitless, i dropped below 30m, swerving between forest lines for over 10 minutes not being hit once; then as inevitable as it was we took a shot to the main rotor, needing to end this quick, i surprised my self by landing in 10x10m clearing and dropping off my friend, who thankfully had an as50. Being the bad ass he is, he took the heli down within seconds, and killed him shortly after. we waited it out a while to make sure there weren't 2. it looked all clear so i swooped in and got my teammate out of there.

We later lost the heli while trying to teach my friend to fly..... moral of the story don't let new people fly helicopters.

[GOD™ 2795]

you hump catfish....interesting.

[IhumpMyCatFish 3]

you hump catfish....interesting.

Only as a hobby.

[Aki11u 22]

If he wants to know how to fly, don't let him use your heli. Tell him to go into ArmA 2, open up boot camp, and do the helicopter training missions. Then tell him to go into the armory and fly the Mi-17 around for awhile, just to get used to the flight controls. You can become proficient in a couple hours or so without risking your precious helicopter.

Edited December 2, 2012 by Aki11u