# 31
05-14-2011, 03:19 AM
I'll give 100000 EC to the player that can bring me the head of Steve Hale.
Make it so.
Make it so.
# 32
05-14-2011, 02:52 PM
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Originally Posted by amidoinitright
I'll give 100000 EC to the player that can bring me the head of Steve Hale.
Make it so. |
# 33
05-14-2011, 02:55 PM
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Very cool idea.
The "Red baron" effect.
The best Ace pilot goes on top until brought down.
SO whose to be the next "KLINKY von Richthofen" ?
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Originally Posted by Felderburg
I think the best way to do it would be the way City of... does it in Siren's Call. When you're in the zone, every time you kill another player from the opposing side, your bounty goes up. Being killed resets your bounty. Killing someone from the opposing side will give you a reward, in bounty points, equal to whatever bounty they had reached before you got them. Everyone who enters the zone is assigned someone from the other side as their main target. That target shows up on the map as a blip every once in a while, regardless of their being stealthed or whatever (which can lead to some pretty fun chases if all you have to go on is a 2 second map blip). Bounty that you receive can be traded in to vendors for consumables or items.
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The "Red baron" effect.
The best Ace pilot goes on top until brought down.
SO whose to be the next "KLINKY von Richthofen" ?
# 34
05-14-2011, 03:04 PM
# 35
05-15-2011, 07:38 AM
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The definitions that define Ace and the ranks among them are already well defined from World War One.
The defining parameters may have to be increased to reflect the growth of the technology used in modern space dogfighting and warfare or they may not.
Possibly even break it by vessel Class to help define the rules?
Even though some argue that the KDF have 2 extra specialized vessel classes the game defines all vessels under these parameters:
Therefore they can be used to set the minimum parameters to qualify for Ace.
The second question is, is this in one game/match or total time playing STO to qualify.
I would prefer that it be documented in one match basis and that every match you have that toon score 10+ kills it counts as 1 killpoint towards being considered an Ace.
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Originally Posted by Roach
Hmm, I could get rich fast. Define ACE pilot cause some could just use a lamecrusier and faw. |
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| A flying ace is a military aviator who has shot down five or more enemy aircraft. The term originated in World War I in France, when French newspapers described Adolphe Pegoud as a flying ace after he became the first pilot to shoot down five German aircraft. Ace is also used to refer to non-aviators who have distinguised themselves by sinking ships, destroying tanks, etc. (i.e. U-boat ace). During WWI the Central Powers as well as Britain specified an ace as someone who had 10 or more confirmed "kills". |
Possibly even break it by vessel Class to help define the rules?
Even though some argue that the KDF have 2 extra specialized vessel classes the game defines all vessels under these parameters:
Federation Cruiser / Klingon Battle Cruiser
Federation Escort / Raptor
Federation Science vessel
Klingon bird of Prey
Federation Escort / Raptor
Federation Science vessel
Klingon bird of Prey
Therefore they can be used to set the minimum parameters to qualify for Ace.
The second question is, is this in one game/match or total time playing STO to qualify.
I would prefer that it be documented in one match basis and that every match you have that toon score 10+ kills it counts as 1 killpoint towards being considered an Ace.
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Aces of World War I Name Country Service Victories Notes Manfred von Richthofen Germany Luftwaffe 80 "The Red Baron" René Fonck France Aviation Militaire 75 Top Allied Billy Bishop Canada Royal Flying Corps 72 Top British Empire Ernst Udet Germany Luftwaffe 62 Raymond Collishaw Canada Royal Naval Air Service 61 Top RNAS James McCudden UK Royal Flying Corps 57 Erich Löwenhardt Germany Luftwaffe 54 William Barker Canada Royal Flying Corps 53 Georges Guynemer France Aviation Militaire 53 Edward Mannock England Royal Flying Corps 50 Werner Voss Germany Luftwaffe 48 George McElroy Ireland Royal Flying Corps 47 Top Ireland Robert Little Australia Royal Naval Air Service 47 Top Australia Albert Ball UK Royal Flying Corps 44 Charles Nungesser France Aviation Militaire 43 Oswald Boelcke Germany Luftwaffe 40 Lothar von Richthofen Germany Luftwaffe 40 Francesco Baracca Italy Corpo Aeronautico Militare 34 Top Italy Eddie Rickenbacker USA US Army Air Service 26 Top US Frank Luke USA US Army Air Service 18 Medal of Honor Max Immelmann Germany Luftwaffe 15 "The Blue Max" James White Canada Royal Naval Air Service 12 Christopher Draper UK Royal Naval Air Service 9 "The Mad Major" Cyril Lowe |
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