Ctrl + Shift + E This is the default keybind to eject.

I moved them so they'd be within range of munitions trucks, which will constantly rearm them, effectively giving them unlimited ammo.

Yes. Check the links in the description.

Valkyrie of Phantasm came out earlier this year, but I held off on playing and uploading the story mode for a while because I was busy with other things.

I've made a video covering this. Please check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaiqY5mheNtkp8U

I hold right-mouse button and drag to change where I'm looking and then I slide left and right using the A and D keys.

I've found a better solution. Apologies for the late reply. If WASD isn't moving the view around, you may need to adjust your keybinds. From the main menu, go to SETTINGS -> CONTROLS -> Open Control Bindings Menu. Scroll down until you see Move Longitudinal. Under this, look for Move Forward, Move Backward, Move Right, and Move Left. I have W, S, D, and A set to these functions respectively.

Click on them. You can open up the map view and then click on whatever you like to quickly select it and go to it if you need to travel to a distant object.

I don't know the controls for a controller, but I suppose if you use the left analog stick to move your character, then you should make circular motions with it. The key is continuous changing movement.

All you can do is position your vehicle depots so that the ramp isn't near any obstructions that might cause problems for vehicles leaving. I usually try to place them so that the ramp is pointing toward a road. That way, the vehicles should roll off the ramp and then head to the road without having to turn much. If the ramp is clear and the vehicles are just sitting there doing nothing, then that suggests that they have no objective.

I hold the right-mouse button and drag to change where the camera is looking, then I hold A or D to slide sideways. You might need to have mouse look enabled for this to work.

@@IxianMace where do you enable mouse look

No. I don't have any mods for anything.

Thanks for your comment. What kind of scenarios are you interested in seeing? As for dogfights, there's a scenario in the form of the stock 'Furball' mission that has that theme. On the other hand, if you're talking about telling the AI specifically to dogfight, then I'm not sure there's a way to do that directly due to limitations in the mission editor.

@@IxianMace yeah i've looked more & more into the mission editor tools since this video and there's not a whole lot more on offer yet outside of what you've already shown in this tutorial. I know in the Dev plans, more options, modes & hopefully even a new map can come soon. Thanks again

You'll get the hang of it. : )

Thanks, man. I appreciate the comment.

I'll probably make a tutorial video covering a range of topics. It might be a few days.

@@IxianMace you're a godsend, I subscribed!

The tutorial video is turning out to be more than I thought it would be, so it might be some time before I can post it. I don't want to keep you waiting, so I'll answer your question about waypoints. It's important to know that placing a waypoint won't make it show up. You have to start the objective that creates the waypoint by referencing it in the Mission Start objective (or some other objective if you want the waypoint to appear later). Open up the Mission Start objective, create a new Start Objective outcome, and then add the objective that creates the custom waypoint as a target objective. The waypoint should then show up as soon as the mission starts. I hope this solves your problem. If you have any questions or something's not clear, feel free to leave a comment.

@@IxianMace dude you are a godsend, I'm currently on the road rn and I'll do this as soon as I get off, thanks a lot man, thanks so much!

​@IxianMace I think this will be a huge help to me as well. I love all the missions and user created missions but haven't yet been able to figure some of these things out myself.

You can change the setting for that, the game sets it to strict for normal and hard

I wouldn't mind, but I'd be playing on a different character instead of the one in this video.

@@IxianMace okay

@@IxianMace ok

Vestal camp buffs and stuns are pretty good? I can't imagine using only damage dealers when you can have one utility hero like vestals

lol come on man vestal is not the worst class in the game

It's not that she's "bad" per se, she's really good in her specific niche, but newer players just tend to not use her as proactively, like, instead of stunning an enemy to prevent it from dealing damage entirely, they'd probably be more inclined to heal off the damage being dealt to them. I'm not saying every new player plays like this and I don't want to berate anyone who plays this way, but it's just my way to show how people tend to just relegate vestal as just the heal bot of your team.

you are just trying to be some edge lord. but everyone has heard it a million times. and we all know vestal is a great pairing. there is a reason it is also very popular. the stuns and buffs along with the sustainability of both life and stress heals is legit. and jester can dps and add bleed as well.

Yeah sure Antiquarian is far better than Vestal I guess

I don't really use them, but I heard they can help get stuff for you.

The radar jammer helps to break the lock, though I can't say in any technical detail how. It's especially noticeable on the EW-25 Medusa for example, which seems to have a very powerful inbuilt radar jammer.

@@IxianMaceThanks!

Everyone did. You ever play Frontline 59 and hear all the Mercs talking about Kaisers "Crown" ? And his callsign in Monarch. Butterfly or reigning royalty?

It's been a while since I've played, but as far as I know, you just host a multiplayer game and have people join, or you find someone else's game to join. I played on PC via Steam. I don't know how things work if you play on a different platform.