Enduring Confrontation - Revision history

U20891965: Added information about communication and target identification

2024-11-02T05:30:36Z

Added information about communication and target identification

U20891965: corrected base numbers

2024-11-02T02:22:07Z

corrected base numbers

U34324132: Added information on bases-per-map according to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1elUK6q-ujEgfb-QYwt4II1u3z-leh_8LqeJdHgWttGU/edit?gid=1782297381#gid=1782297381

2024-10-30T10:47:15Z

Added information on bases-per-map according to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1elUK6q-ujEgfb-QYwt4II1u3z-leh_8LqeJdHgWttGU/edit?gid=1782297381#gid=1782297381

U62653422: Changed the amount of MK77 MOD incendiary bombs required to destroy a base

2024-09-08T17:46:46Z

Changed the amount of MK77 MOD incendiary bombs required to destroy a base

U38088265: /* Ranks in Enduring Confrontation */

2024-07-16T13:19:22Z

‎Ranks in Enduring Confrontation

U38088265: /* Ranks in Enduring Confrontation */

2024-07-16T13:10:24Z

‎Ranks in Enduring Confrontation

U3312106: Updated the battle rating brackets

2024-07-16T10:56:29Z

Updated the battle rating brackets

U138315821: /* Amount of bombs required to destroy bases in Enduring Confrontation for planes */

2024-07-12T18:29:53Z

‎Amount of bombs required to destroy bases in Enduring Confrontation for planes

U109642649: added 13.0 to ec brackets

2024-06-20T09:23:22Z

added 13.0 to ec brackets

U62653422: Changed the Bombs required to destroy a Base at Br 3.7-4.7 with 500KG Fab-500M-44 to 3 Bombs instead of 2 bombs, it doesnt fully destroy the base with just 2 bombs.

2024-04-18T17:38:00Z

Changed the Bombs required to destroy a Base at Br 3.7-4.7 with 500KG Fab-500M-44 to 3 Bombs instead of 2 bombs, it doesnt fully destroy the base with just 2 bombs.

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		+
		+	=== Communications ===
		+	Unlike Air Arcade and Realistic battles sim players have a very limited overview of where their allies and enemies are. If you sit on the runway and watch a friendly plane take off you'll see that their name tag disappears when they get 900m away. Identifying friend from foe at great distances can be a challenge but there are several ways that players have adopted to help with this.
		+
		+	==== Call outs ====
		+	New players to EC might be confused why there is a stream of friendly call outs for players to 'follow me'. This is simply the defacto method of communicating your location. Use the 'Radio messages for team' wheel to select T + 4 + 1 and you'll ping your position on the map for a few seconds and put your grid and altitude in the chat box. Use the common controls and add this to a hotkey since you will need to use it regularly. Players commonly use it as a method of 'pinging' each other. If you see a nearby plane which you are unsure of, you should ping your location. Ideally an ally should see you're close and reply with their own T41. Quickly checking their altitude compared with yours tells you who they are. If they are at 3000m and you see someone on the deck, you have a potential enemy close by and an ally above.
		+
		+	You can also mark the map with a potential target. This lets other allies know that there is something close that is not responding to t41 call outs. If you see another player has marked your approx location with a map mark, reply with a T41. There is nothing more frustrating than chasing a friendly bomber half way across the map while they ignore their team. Some players will vent that frustration by team killing non communicative players... so use your hotkey!
		+
		+	The second hotkey you should have ready is 'air alert' or T61. This gives an audible alert of a planes location by local bearing and altitude. It is not 100% reliable in sim, it should work by pointing your nose at a contact and pressing the hotkey but it often identifies planes in other directions instead. If you and a single ally are on a cap and an enemy approaches it's useful to let them know you have company.
		+
		+	The third hotkey is 'cover me/need backup' or T42. You should only really use this when you're in trouble or over matched. If you are chasing someone or behind an enemy concentrate on killing them instead of calling for help you don't need. If you're in a 2v1, use the hotkey. Someone might be close to help out, but don't spam it on every encounter... other players get tired of racing across the map only to see you dispatch the surveillance aircraft. The one time you should 100% use it is when you die. 95% of the time your allies will appear dead on the kill field after never calling for help or announcing their location. If you want to win games you need to tell your team where the enemies are. So as you spiral towards the ground with no tail, call out for help regardless before bailing from the plane. Allies get your location and altitude and the kill feed then gives your killers plane type. Useful information for revenge attacks.
		+
		+	T41 should be used liberally and often, with one exception. There is no need to use while you're on or near an airfield.
		+
		+	Note : Friendly AI will obviously not respond to call outs, so check objectives before you chase down every plane.
		+
		+	==== Bomber call outs ====
		+	In order to efficiently bomb the minibases in game ideally player will state their intentions by first flying towards their target base and then marking it/them on the map followed by marking their location with t41. This call out is NOT a reservation, only a courtesy announcement. A different bomber who is close can and will still bomb that base, but a bomber who is behind you will see where you are heading and that they will be unable to reach the same base before you destroy it, so can now change targets. Experienced players will not complain about team mates bombing 'their bases' but understand that marking a base is not a reservation.
		+
		+	Note: It is generally not needed to announce your intention to attack a ground battle/convoy, since it is unlikely you will kill it in one sortie. Besides, bases are far easier points.
		+
		+	==== Smoke ====
		+	Smoke trails can be another useful way of quickly communicating, especially if you're flying in a squad and using discord. It's far easier to spot a long stream of colour coming from an ally than a tiny dot. Player who are actively capping a point can use smoke to help keep track of who is who as they circle the cap, especially if they are all at max altitude (Note : you will stop capping a point if you exceed approx 5,000m). Be aware that enemy players can also quickly figure out where you are, so watch your six!
		+
		+	Note : Smoke can be a useful defensive measure. If you are out of ammunition but being chased closely by an enemy your only option is to retreat to rearm, however a stream of smoke into an enemies windshield can only help to ruin their aim. If you fly between trees and building you can also occasionally get them to crash. If you dive into a ravine or river while dropping your smoke and change direction this can be enough to lose some players.
		+
		+	=== Target identification : Radar ===
		+	Planes with radar IFF (Identify Friend or Foe) appear in game at BR 8.3 which makes finding enemies much easier, but you NEED to understand the basics. Player should realise that although radar is very useful it is akin to walking around a dark forest with a flash light. It can help you spot a predator quicker, but also announces your location to anything with eyes. As such it should be used with consideration each time. A player that leave their radar on permanently will quickly suspect the other players are cheating but it's simply a case of the more experienced player using their RWR to track enemies, using ground clutter to avoid detection and catching them unaware.
		+
		+	<big>Note : Standard SRC Radars with IFF show friendly targets as 2 horizontals bars or = on the screen. All other targets, including enemy planes, chaff, bombs, missiles, rockets show as a single horizontal line or - . Read this again, understand it and stop shooting down friendlies.</big>
		+
		+	If a radar doesn't have IFF everything will show as a single horizontal line. Use T41!
		+
		+	Early radars CAN be unreliable, so friendlies may appear as a single line on the first sweep and then turn into a double line on the next sweep. Be aware of this before you fire a hasty shot. If you team kill the penalties are a huge amount of SL and on the second kill you will be permanently removed from the match.
		+
		+	<u>Learn how IFF works before you bring your premium jet into EC</u>!
		+
		+	=== Target identification : Pre Radar ===
		+	Sim EC can be frustrating for new players since finding someone to kill can be challenging. You might want to start off doing some low rank bombing runs and getting used to the game mode. Use the call outs, mark planes on the map, land, get shot down and get some rewards. Bombing can be fun but shooting down planes is much better.
		+
		+	==== Kill Feed : ====
		+	Watch the kill feed. Players attacking ground targets appear here and you can often find someone attacking a nearby battle. They can often be distracted as they loop over the battle and may not notice you sneak up behind them. If you spawn in and see players have lots of ground unit kills you can guess what they like doing and where they will be. Killed players will often just return to the same spot to finish the battle.
		+
		+	If a player kills a friendly AI bomber you can get their location by checking the objectives list. It will tell you their grid location. Bombers spawn in a group of half a dozen or so, with 2 fighter escorts. If you see another plane flying up behind them you are looking at an enemy 99% of the time. They will circle the map or fly off the edge, so keep an eye on them.
		+
		+	Friendly attackers also fly as a group before diving on battle they're flying towards. Watch for people chasing them.
		+
		+	If 2 planes are circling in the friendly surveillance plane grid 1 will be an enemy.
		+
		+	If you see a player shooting at another player nearby you're watching a dogfight and should head that way. If someone appears on the kill feed when you see an explosion you know who won, and who lost. If you saw your team mate die you have a guaranteed target.
		+
		+	If you see a friendly die on the kill feed, check your six and look around quickly for a burning plane. The enemy that killed him will probably be close.
		+
		+	===== Caps: =====
		+	If the cap is turning red you have an obvious target identified but many player don't realise that if you also get on the cap point and the cap circle continues filling in there are 2 or more enemies on the cap with you. Similarly if you're the only player capping and the circle freezes there is ONE enemy with you. If it starts decreasing you now have 2 players to deal with. Watch the circle!
		+
		+	Note : You can join the cap at the last second and gain an easy 200 points. If you wish to gain the max of 600 points you need to remain on the cap for the entire time and have it constantly fill. If an enemy flies across the cap for a short time you won't gain max points. If the cap is only slightly filled you should let it reset to empty and recap for full points. 600 point is 86% max rewards!
		+
		+	Note : solo capping takes 3 minutes.
		+
		+	Player fighters flock to cap points so are always a good spot for fighting!
		+
		+	==== Friendly AI: ====
		+	Friendly ships always fire on enemy planes so follow the tracer fire.
		+
		+	Enemy players approaching your airfields will cause the icon to start flashing and the ground defences to open up. If you're nearby you have a distracted enemy.
		+
		+	Ground battles will fire on both teams since they both have SPAA but you can sometimes see tracer fire worth checking out. Convoys are usually single team only, but are best avoided unless you're actively attacking them, so unlikely to reveal an enemy, but it is possible.
		+
		+	==== Minibases: ====
		+	Enemy bomber usually head to the nearest minibase, so you should make a mental note of where the bases are and keep checking. If you see 1 get damaged nearby, turn and look for the plane. It might be high up.
		+
		+	If you spot a plane heading from the enemy side directly towards a base you have a 99% chance it will bomb it. Chase it down but DONT follow it too closely when it's bombing... you can get caught in the blast too. Stay low, let him bomb and when he turns for home pop up and shoot the top of his canopy.

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-| colspan="3" style="background:beige" | EC1 || colspan="4" style="background:LightGreen" | EC2 || colspan="4" style="background:lightpink" | EC3 || colspan="4" style="background:white" | EC4 || colspan="4" style="background:LightGrey" | EC5 || colspan="4" style="background:azure" | EC6 || colspan="4" style="background:Grey" | EC7 || colspan="4" style="background:cornsilk" | EC8 || colspan="3" style="background:LightGreen" | EC9 || colspan="3" style="background:lightpink" | EC10 || colspan="2" style="background:Grey" | EC11
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+| 3
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