STAR CITIZEN MASTER MODES COMBAT GUIDE - FOUNDATIONS COURSE - PART 2 MOVEMENT

[@Avrodin93]

Just want to say, I've seen your other vids where you express your opinions on MM, and I applaud you for still making these videos to educate us and roll with the CIG punches. For better or for worse, thank you for your efforts, Sir!

[@babykosh5415]

Hear hear

[@electrickflame353]

My first time viewing this and I could swear I just left the US Air Force Pilot Program! I learned some much in such a short time. Great job with presentation and conveying the information without being condescending !

[@zackdavis7562]

I’m new to all of this, I wanted a HOSAS system and I got this game to justify it. So I’m fresh-fresh, and been scouring KZbin for content. I found your channel by the video about your thoughts on MM, which without even playing the game yet I feel like I can completely agree with. Anyway I really appreciate that given how you feel about the Modes, you can leave your feelings for the videos dedicated to that topic and not bring them into these fundamentals. Even with zero StarCit experience I can’t help but feel disappointed that I won’t get to use the previous flight model, but my VKB’s are being delivered today so I’m still pretty jazzed.

[@Vioblight]

Amazing videos! I would love a video that showed everyships G’s in all directions. For comparisons. I know things may change annually but this info would be great for people struggling with ship choices.

[@busterscruggs_sc]

This series is excellent, thanks!

[@mastersunshyne]

Alot of great info in here, these new vids are a step up again A1, good job.

[@etogreen]

I want to add that rotating your ship will convert the g's. For example if you roll right while strafing right, this will create strong negative g's. While rolling left while strafing right will create strong positive g's. I think this is important for cancelling g's, as positive and negative g's are stronger than lateral g's.

[@dean8367]

Thanks for making these videos!

[@j.d.4697]

Coupled mode really makes the game feel a lot more arcade-y with how absupt thrusters always respond to the tiniest input.

[@muddin1989]

I think it would be nice if your boost speed would stay the same, even if you stop boosting. If you would change your vector however, your speed will drop without boost. That would feel way better

[@Ahijado94]

Well explained! What app do you use at 8:30 to show stick input?

[@Avenger__One]

Teal.joystick

[@Ahijado94]

@@Avenger__One thank you so much!

[@jaybyrd3781]

So with MM in place am I at a disadvantage going to decoupled mode now in dogfights? Also thank you for your hardwork, im super new and your foundations course is very helpful. I keep rewatching still stuff until it clicks in my brain

[@beesung2052]

They should add strokes to the game

[@bystander85]

Awesome video, thank you! However, the IFCS section wasn't clear to me -- are there any other resources someone would recommend on this topic? It wasn't clear because comments like "losing Gs" but there was no reference to which axes Gs were being lost, it made it seem like that thrust in each degree of freedom is not independent. Is this implying that the fastest way to an arbitrary point is some sort of multi-step process as opposed to pointing directly to that point (e.g. roll then pitch up, or yaw then thrust forward (or roll, pitch, then thrust))?

[@Chapkin_]

Well explained. But it shows that CIG actually made things LESS intuitive by removing trichording and using the egg shape for boost.

[@Avenger__One]

trust me, I have my opinions, but this is what we have, and im going to educate as best I can so that we can improve!!! Better pilots and more of them make CIG move the needle!

[@Chapkin_]

@@Avenger__OneAbsolutely and it is appreciated! These 5 videos are gold.

[@tomcatvrkalisz820]

Hi. I want ask a question, since most times I fly WW1/WW2 combat sims, I use HOTAS and rudder. I think since rolling and pitching is more effective way in combat and yaw for fine precision, take off and coordinate the turn. Now i would have additional movement - strafe. For that I could use rudder to strafe left and right and break for up and down. Without one free axis, yaw need to be bind to button. My question is: do I really need a yaw that much in space combat?

[@kryllykomar6851]

Ah yes, I've always wanted to fly my spaceship like an airplane. Thank you CIG. Now I'm going to get on war thunder and beach my light cruiser. I've always wanted to drive it around on land.

[@skerga-3143]

This Vids are Gold! Thank you! o7

[@Jamie-666]

Superb +10. Btw - what's the case for swapping yaw and roll on the fly? There is a keybind for that (Swap Yaw/Roll toggle).

[@Terran0va_Plays]

(A1 likes the message. Ignores the question 😂)

[@TUROCK320]

Yop ! i guess its mostly réserved for atmosphere flight 😊 On earth thé aircraft doenst use the yaw for turn.

[@Jamie-666]

@@TUROCK320 Ah, but swooping and turning for non combat in space though. All the CIG videos have that. I plan to anyway, just a single toggle and sorted. BUT, it must be easier to get on your dominant axis rolling into your target, surely? Like fighter planes do. Or a combination of both. Not all people have foot pedals.

[@TUROCK320]

@@Jamie-666 are you asking question or suggest a visions ? i do not understand. There are reasons why we have this kind of axis and the possibility to swap. Actually the game is not design for battle fight manoeuvers... ? Swooping for non combat in space ? why (this is a non sens actually) ? EDIT : In my mind the rate turn in SC (MM include) look like not enough significant 😅 . Maybe you were talking at very high level performance of the player. EDIT² : After watching Avenger video on the lead Pip behaviour and the important of the roll for track i understand your point of view ! PS : SC still arcady. We doesnt have to buy pedal.🙄

[@XShadowAngel]

Do you fly decoupled at all times, or are there times where you prefer coupling on (presumably anytime you're not in combat)?

[@piedpiper1172]

Once you get used to decoupled you will likely prefer to have it on in almost all instances. It actually feels much better and gives much more control even in things like landing in a hanger. If you are wondering about a specific situation, there are plenty of “how to x decouoled” videos on KZbin, such as “how to land decouoled.” Not all by A1, but still good.

[@leevah]

Great video IMHO, just a quick question: isn't it viable to roll 180° while continuing the strafe, instead of strafing the opposite direction, to counter blacking out? e.g. strafe up until you black out and then roll 180° and continue with strafe down to keep your momentum and prevent blacking out

[@joshstanton267]

The circular g meter shows which direction the g's are being applied and yes, you can roll 180 but I wouldn't apply too much negative g for too long, as the human will red out easier (particularly due to g-suits keeping the blood up near the lungs heart and brain)

[@punkasaurian3055]

If you are blacking out, you can switch to negative gs,?

[@Avenger__One]

mhmmm

[@cfisk85]

Is afterburner mode different from scm mode? Or does that activate automatically when pressing the boost key?

[@DaMedicWhoSezNi]

Auto with boost

[@cfisk85]

@@DaMedicWhoSezNi ty for the clarification

[@aoescool]

would you say nav mode is like if you bound throttle lock in the old system?

[@vultuscool]

Very nice.

[@blacksheepboyz]

Can you get into NAV mode without going to QT mode? Is it defaulting to B?

[@iross2inc]

Blade has yaw as strong axis

[@ObsCure118]

What program do you use for this input position overlay?

[@Avenger__One]

Teal.joysick

[@poutinebbq296]

Thanks

[@MesaCoast]

I understand that CIG didn't like tri chording because of its complexity, but at least it made logical sense. This feels like they took that away and replaced it with a LESS intuitive system with arbitrary restrictions

[@Meticulate826]

Great vid!

[@Sharksader]

You've explained how it works but not when to use it.

[@Norman_Peterson]

God I saw him 3 times and I didn't understand anything, I'm in denial :(

[@Avenger__One]

I know it's hard, it comes with time. Just don't give up

[@huweiba5990]

cool:-)

[@emefx.u4064]

Thanks!!O7

[@gregdavyd4488]

LOL ONCE YOU BOOST IN UNCOUPLED IT AUTO SLOWS YOU DOWN.

[@heightenedsensesproduction542]

This is probably one of the most irritating things for me about MM. Instant immersion slaughter. Your ship actively fights against it's own momentum for no reason. #SpaceDrag #StarcadeCitizen

[@rp2974]

Where the hell did they come up with this system. It seems so unfinished, poorly thought out, and disconnected from the dedicated player base. Why couldn't they just work with the system we already have rather than throwing out the baby with the bathwater and shoveling in a worse product. It makes me feel like I wasted my money on flight sticks.

[@Avenger__One]

Make sure you post this feedback on spectrum!!!! Seriously

[@dawggonevidz9140]

Another way to describe the difference between coupled and decoupled is decoupled lets you drift in the direction of travel, coupled applies reverse thrust until you come to a stop. When decoupled, gravity will act on your ship making it drop toward a planet or moon. When coupled, thrusters ill counteract that force to keep you at zero speed in spite of gravity.

[@ooRay]

Best thumbnail!! #onlybuccs ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥