@@Anarchy_420 Indeed, sir. was MIA for a couple months, but i've been back at it for a few weeks now. Unlike that fucking poser, i actually HAVE been asking for my things for a VERY long time, lol. You getting your video gave me hope for my requests.....so i keep trying.
So helpful! We've had countless 1-circle vs. 2-circle dogfights but how you actually go about forcing your preferred fight on the bandit was always a bit of black magic. Thanks!
Looking forward to seeing this revisited when the full fidelity MiG-29 releases. Also nice to see the Tacview make a return - always very helpful to visualize what’s happening.
He's clearly very experienced that's for sure. I would say most of the skill is in being able to read the fight though. He seems to have impeccable situational awareness and can very quickly figure out how the fight is developing, allowing him to respond appropriately. It makes me jealous because I consider myself a pretty good fighter but I just cannot read the fight like GS can.
@@Patrick-zr8tv I *think* that I could be a decent flyer (even though I’ve never used any flight sim), but it would take a long time before I would be able to read the fight like he does. Thx for the reply!
Over the years you got better and better at explaining this and this video is the absolute peak. Even a complete novice should be able to get it this time.
9:06 Driver of the car passing through the fields - "Look Marge, it's a two circle dogfight! Marge - "And it looks like the Mig-29 is trying to offset his circle!"
I love how far you’ve come in using diagrams, inflight explanations, and then TacView debriefs to get at combat geometry and tactics. I think I found this channel like 4 years ago when you were first grappling with a solid training in BFM and the tacview videos were great, but clearly meander a bit with what to present and why, and now you’ve got it laid out nicely.
Love your videos!! I was a AD2 in the Navy and worked on the F/A 18 Hornet. I was on the USS Saratoga CV-60 and in Desert Storm and was on its last cruise, But you definitely need better opponents!!
Thank you for the extra explanations and diagrams. I finally understand 1-circle vs 2-circle!! I've been watching your videos for years, and I never fully understood the terminology until now.
The added visual examples are a great touch no matter how many times I've heard you explain it. They really help me actually visualize what you mean in my head.
You are the channel which has up to date best explained the terms rate fight, two-circle and one circle. In my early sim-flying days I had to learn the hard way. 😊 I remember flying aircraft, which could get around the circle faster than mine, but I could turn tighter, if there was space, so I had to resort to "bobbing" up and down, to "mess" up the quasi-static race around the circle that the opponent would have won. I also remember surprising other opponents in a rolling scissors by pointing the lift vector behind them while keeping them "over the shoulder" and cutting throttle on the way down and powering on on the way up. Funny, when you "sort of" learn by finding out and "misinterpreting" old handbooks. With YT knowledge is disseminated basically for free. Thank you!
Fantastic illustrations!! Great dogfighting course. Thanks for your efforts...... You're the proof that it is not the plane but the pilot who wins at the end!
So much love in the comments, nice to see that in today's internets! Of all the 1/2 circle explanations you've done this was clearly the best. I wish nothing but success to you. The amount of work you put in to these videos is something else. Don't work too hard, Christmas break is still long way ahead ;)
10:35 the viper gets nose on first because it wins the two circle, and this was still a two-circle, but the offset meant it was a head-on snapshot with plenty of room for jinking and pilot error, not the F-16 chillin on your 6. A professional F-16 pilot would do what GS said and match your movements. There are degrees to maneuvering in relation.
Holy GS you did work hell out of that MIG29 I told you another day you are missing the MIGs. I like the way you flying the SU27 or MIG29 .Gerat job by you again thanks ❤❤❤
Love the videos bro! as much as i love the dog fighting and learning from you really love the BVR and mission videos! keep bringing great content brother
as someone who's been studying BFM as a passionate hobby since your sub count was in the tens of thousands, i personally really like these vids as refreshers, especially seeing as counter-2 circle tactics are honestly some of the least straightforward things to learn with bfm.
Cheers for the explanations dude, love the tacview. You're training the next bunch of peeps to fight you, which is awesome because more people to fight = more GS videos. Sick plan bro lol. Loved the video as always man.
I liked the little two circle and one circle diagrams you put in the upper left of the screen. I know what you're talking about because I've been watching for years at this point, but for newer subscribers, it probably helps tremendously to understand what you're referring to. It seems like the offset two circle initiation process is more or less half of a lazy eight.
Great video! I love your commentary along with the on screen graphics to explain this topic. The review lesson at the end was great too. Thank you for producing such good content. I never miss a video!
reminds me of military training. it was explained so well i understood the 1st time. i was then taught 5 more times. only thing missing was a couple of exaggerated foot stomps.
I LOVE the chess of this. The tactical "Oh he got slow you see..." I can keep trying to force one circle. As long as he keeps above 350 he can ride above my nose.
You are by far the best pilot on UA-cam, and I think thats the issue. You always win these fights. I could like to see you fight your self :) Thanks for a great video, and I love hwo you are able to talk thought the technic of these fights.
I am a visual person, not an audio person. I understand better when I can "see" what is being said. To do arithmetic problems, I need to write it down. TO memorize phonenumbers, I either need to write it down or visualize the numbers in my head. Your diagrams are incredibly helpful.
If it wasn't for you I would not be playing DCS. Your video's not only introduced me to DCS but have always been entertaining and informative. This old man thanks you.
The has got to be the best DCS content on UA-cam. Skilful action, debrief and explanation including tacview. I learned more about dogfighting in this video than anything else I have watched! Thanks, GS!
Finally flying the MiG-29! My favorite fighter. It's the first fighter jet I had fallen in love with as kid. It's got such sexy curves, it feels like if you looked up Fighter Jet in the Dictionary, the MiG-29 would for sure be the picture.
IMO you should have a high chance of an engine failure/damage every time you fly through debris of an other aircraft… even flying through a fireball will likely lead to an engine flameout…
actually he is king of dogfights together with su27.. back in 80s russians had total superiority in dogfights due to schmell ability to fire off-boresight archer infrared missile.. it means well 100 % win on dogfight scenarios.. only hope for west was BVR fight but back then it was far from perfect, dogfights would happen naturally..
This was really enjoyable and informative with you doing the explaining as you went with the diagrams and dialogue. Very cool way for some of us newbies to learn what’s going on 👍
My friend, the Aim-260 is 1. still in development 2. still classified and so nobody knows how it works or its performance and 3. it wasnt revealed to public yet and nobody besides it creators know how it even looks like.
Good knowledge there. Btw you could also mentioned that who turn last deside if the fight flow would be 1C or 2C. In not fair play scenario players do build turning room before merge for lead turn but doing that they give up the flow decision.
Offset 2-circle is great, but as you point out, it's straightforward for the rate fighter to counter. It would have been nice to see an example or two where the F-16 didn't fall for the offset, and get to see, idk, forcing an overshoot or some other tactic
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Thanks, GS... You saved the search for many. That's why this channel is so fantastic, We learn from the Best.
Very cool lessons!!! And with TacView visualization again 😂😍🥰
NGAD vs F-15 ACTIVE, dogfight, guns and missles plzkthx
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@@Anarchy_420 Indeed, sir. was MIA for a couple months, but i've been back at it for a few weeks now.
Unlike that fucking poser, i actually HAVE been asking for my things for a VERY long time, lol.
You getting your video gave me hope for my requests.....so i keep trying.
Those diagrams along with your explanations were incredibly helpful. Thank you!
The visuals really help.
My wife was asking what the difference between 1- and 2-circle fights were. You couldn't have explained it more clearly!
I talk about tactics with my wife and she just smiles and nods to make me feel better. 😂 I know she couldn’t give a shit
You should find a wife with her wits about her
@@sarcastaballSounds like he has.
This man is one of five people to have seen this video that has a wife lol
She's a keeper 👍
So helpful! We've had countless 1-circle vs. 2-circle dogfights but how you actually go about forcing your preferred fight on the bandit was always a bit of black magic. Thanks!
Looking forward to seeing this revisited when the full fidelity MiG-29 releases. Also nice to see the Tacview make a return - always very helpful to visualize what’s happening.
Bro, the way you just know exactly what to do amazes me! I wish I had a setup to fly like this
He's clearly very experienced that's for sure. I would say most of the skill is in being able to read the fight though. He seems to have impeccable situational awareness and can very quickly figure out how the fight is developing, allowing him to respond appropriately. It makes me jealous because I consider myself a pretty good fighter but I just cannot read the fight like GS can.
@@Patrick-zr8tv I *think* that I could be a decent flyer (even though I’ve never used any flight sim), but it would take a long time before I would be able to read the fight like he does. Thx for the reply!
You just need a better gaming chair!
@@Millz666 And a mouse pad
Over the years you got better and better at explaining this and this video is the absolute peak. Even a complete novice should be able to get it this time.
Boy was I happy to see the TacView was back with the piano. Cherry on top 👌
9:06 Driver of the car passing through the fields - "Look Marge, it's a two circle dogfight!
Marge - "And it looks like the Mig-29 is trying to offset his circle!"
I love how far you’ve come in using diagrams, inflight explanations, and then TacView debriefs to get at combat geometry and tactics. I think I found this channel like 4 years ago when you were first grappling with a solid training in BFM and the tacview videos were great, but clearly meander a bit with what to present and why, and now you’ve got it laid out nicely.
Love your videos!! I was a AD2 in the Navy and worked on the F/A 18 Hornet. I was on the USS Saratoga CV-60 and in Desert Storm and was on its last cruise, But you definitely need better opponents!!
8:58 you almost went to Elvis there
These new G effects on the F-16 actually make it better
The g effects are for all planes
@@spinningsquare1325 Yeah but the F-16’s maneuverability relies on those high G elongated pulls
@@christopherchartier3017 so does the mig-29 as evident by that near death gray-out pull GS did in this video)
Thanks for the great explanation of 1 vs 2 circle…for some reason I’ve been struggling with this concept lol
my pleasure, glad you found it helpful
This by far the best explanation of the basic fight manuvers i have seen in the platform
Man your ability to both focus on a fight and win while also explaining exactly what you’re doin is impressive. Good job and thanks for tips
Thank you for the extra explanations and diagrams. I finally understand 1-circle vs 2-circle!! I've been watching your videos for years, and I never fully understood the terminology until now.
I've seen you explain this before, but this is your best video on the subject - great job!
The added visual examples are a great touch no matter how many times I've heard you explain it. They really help me actually visualize what you mean in my head.
Love the pop up diagrams and then the tacview debrief. Really helps me to understand how the fights develop.
Very helpful - thanks! What I love about dogfighting is that it’s a very dramatic demonstration of physics and geometry
You are the channel which has up to date best explained the terms rate fight, two-circle and one circle. In my early sim-flying days I had to learn the hard way. 😊
I remember flying aircraft, which could get around the circle faster than mine, but I could turn tighter, if there was space, so I had to resort to "bobbing" up and down, to "mess" up the quasi-static race around the circle that the opponent would have won. I also remember surprising other opponents in a rolling scissors by pointing the lift vector behind them while keeping them "over the shoulder" and cutting throttle on the way down and powering on on the way up.
Funny, when you "sort of" learn by finding out and "misinterpreting" old handbooks. With YT knowledge is disseminated basically for free.
Thank you!
Haven't seen so much exhaust smoke in your mirrors before XD
Fantastic illustrations!! Great dogfighting course. Thanks for your efforts...... You're the proof that it is not the plane but the pilot who wins at the end!
I always appreciate a tacview debrief, it really helps build a clear picture of the tactics you are teaching us.
LOVE the graphics in the explanations! That would've helped me so much when I was new. Keep up the great work. I really enjoy your videos
The tac-view really brings home the altitude changes. Great job!
So much love in the comments, nice to see that in today's internets!
Of all the 1/2 circle explanations you've done this was clearly the best.
I wish nothing but success to you. The amount of work you put in to these videos is something else.
Don't work too hard, Christmas break is still long way ahead ;)
Of all your attempts I think this is your best explanation of the 1-2 circle fight. Thanks!
10:35 the viper gets nose on first because it wins the two circle, and this was still a two-circle, but the offset meant it was a head-on snapshot with plenty of room for jinking and pilot error, not the F-16 chillin on your 6.
A professional F-16 pilot would do what GS said and match your movements. There are degrees to maneuvering in relation.
Holy GS you did work hell out of that MIG29 I told you another day you are missing the MIGs. I like the way you flying the SU27 or MIG29 .Gerat job by you again thanks ❤❤❤
Love the videos bro! as much as i love the dog fighting and learning from you really love the BVR and mission videos! keep bringing great content brother
Yeah I used to prefer the dogfights, but as I've watched more and learned more, I now definitely prefer the BVR
as someone who's been studying BFM as a passionate hobby since your sub count was in the tens of thousands, i personally really like these vids as refreshers, especially seeing as counter-2 circle tactics are honestly some of the least straightforward things to learn with bfm.
The explanations are awesome! Gives the videos a whole new dimension!
Cheers for the explanations dude, love the tacview.
You're training the next bunch of peeps to fight you, which is awesome because more people to fight = more GS videos. Sick plan bro lol.
Loved the video as always man.
Love the Tac view! Thank you for that!!!
Amazing video, now after 2 years watching your videos undestand what is one circle and what is two circle. Thank you, great explanatory.
I love this format of video! I'd love to see the rolling scissor and split-S explained too! :D
I liked the little two circle and one circle diagrams you put in the upper left of the screen. I know what you're talking about because I've been watching for years at this point, but for newer subscribers, it probably helps tremendously to understand what you're referring to. It seems like the offset two circle initiation process is more or less half of a lazy eight.
Great video! I love your commentary along with the on screen graphics to explain this topic. The review lesson at the end was great too. Thank you for producing such good content. I never miss a video!
Incredible how you easily you did explained it. Thank you. This is so interesting.
Dude, I love the MIG29 for some reason. always love seeing you fly it.
reminds me of military training. it was explained so well i understood the 1st time. i was then taught 5 more times. only thing missing was a couple of exaggerated foot stomps.
These rapid release of dogfight videos make me happy. I would love to see half hour clips or longer.
I LOVE the chess of this. The tactical "Oh he got slow you see..." I can keep trying to force one circle. As long as he keeps above 350 he can ride above my nose.
Awesome video I understand know how you can "force" the fight into a one circle. Dog fighting is starting to make sense
Awesome video with some truly beautiful flying and excellent explanation of the circle fights.
The MiG-29 is a beast! Great video as always!
You are by far the best pilot on UA-cam, and I think thats the issue. You always win these fights.
I could like to see you fight your self :)
Thanks for a great video, and I love hwo you are able to talk thought the technic of these fights.
Are you kidding ? He lost a lot in his videos recently
@@Mike_Romeohmm okay, its just my view.
I think when he was fighting the French Mirages pilot - he really had found an equally pilot.
@@andersbonde5185 Equally ? He got destroyed
I am a visual person, not an audio person. I understand better when I can "see" what is being said. To do arithmetic problems, I need to write it down. TO memorize phonenumbers, I either need to write it down or visualize the numbers in my head. Your diagrams are incredibly helpful.
If it wasn't for you I would not be playing DCS. Your video's not only introduced me to DCS but have always been entertaining and informative. This old man thanks you.
I don't really have any interest in dog fighting myself, but it's really cool to see such a skilled pilot explain the maneuvers.
Awesome episode. Loved this tacview - it's been too long. Thanks for the show!
I miss the tacview debrief! Thank you for explaining the 1C vs. 2C as well as how to convert them during a dogfight.
Now this is a classic style GS video. Love it.
Ahh, good ol’ tacview. I always found the tacview analysis the most informative.
Dude.. those visual aides are MONEY.
So good for new viewers. And nice to see a tac view every now and again.
The has got to be the best DCS content on UA-cam. Skilful action, debrief and explanation including tacview. I learned more about dogfighting in this video than anything else I have watched! Thanks, GS!
DUDE, thank you for the graphics, and explanation.
!! I learned more in that first minuet and a half, then watching you for more then a year.!!!
You have such an incredible mastery of the tactics it seems often that it doesn’t matter what you’re flying you’ll be able to win
Beautiful fight, even better explanations. Thank you sir
Finally flying the MiG-29! My favorite fighter. It's the first fighter jet I had fallen in love with as kid. It's got such sexy curves, it feels like if you looked up Fighter Jet in the Dictionary, the MiG-29 would for sure be the picture.
Finally ? He has flown the MiG-29 for ages on this channel.
Those graphics explaining the circled are great
These past few videos about the offset 2 circle have really help me. I was always wondering why my rate fights were so janky.
IMO you should have a high chance of an engine failure/damage every time you fly through debris of an other aircraft… even flying through a fireball will likely lead to an engine flameout…
Now I understood finally what 1 circle and 2 circle fight means. Thank you,
Thanks for explaining.
Day 120 F-4 Phantom vs Bandit unknown 4 Long rounds.
Great lesson once again, love the way you explain the tactics.
It appears the mig 29 is quite the gunfighter too. Of course pilot makes all the difference
actually he is king of dogfights together with su27.. back in 80s russians had total superiority in dogfights due to schmell ability to fire off-boresight archer infrared missile.. it means well 100 % win on dogfight scenarios.. only hope for west was BVR fight but back then it was far from perfect, dogfights would happen naturally..
Need more of these kind of explanation!
This is an awesome explaination, thank you very much for this video! Keep up the good work
F16: "ShaWING"!
Great circle explanation and graphics finally ! It took me years to understand…
Incredible. Fantastic commentary.
This was really enjoyable and informative with you doing the explaining as you went with the diagrams and dialogue. Very cool way for some of us newbies to learn what’s going on 👍
I think that was one of my favorite trainings with the action then the tack view.
HOLLY SHIT! TACVIEW!! I missed that so much. Thanks from the old viewer!
This is the best video explanation of the difference between 2 and 1 circle in layman terms.😉
“Yep, he’s still back there” the dogfight 😂
Thank you for clearing up my 1 circle 2 circle confusion.
Loved this... the ribbon explanation was very insightful
Tacview is back, that's great, I still wish it would've been there for the Aim-260 Video.
My friend, the Aim-260 is 1. still in development 2. still classified and so nobody knows how it works or its performance and 3. it wasnt revealed to public yet and nobody besides it creators know how it even looks like.
@@Mike_Romeo Idc how it performs, I just wanted to see the Tacview
TYSM for teaching the circle fights
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Next time I am flying an F-16 in a dogfight with a Mig, I'll know what to do. Thanks for the life skills.
I honestly can’t think of any two more evenly matched gunfighters. Awesome video!
MiG 15 and F86?
BF-109 vs Spitfire ?
I should have added in modern.
@@connorburnes7697 F-22 vs Su-57 ?
@@connorburnes7697 F-15 vs Su-27 ?
Good knowledge there. Btw you could also mentioned that who turn last deside if the fight flow would be 1C or 2C. In not fair play scenario players do build turning room before merge for lead turn but doing that they give up the flow decision.
Can you do a vid on "angles"? You mentioned in previous vids that it "opened up angles". Would love to learn about that!
hmmm, ya that actually a really simple concept, but I'll have to think of a good way of explaining it.
Insane how tactical these fights are...
Paused at 12:16 hoping for a Tactical Debrief on this one. Excited, still quite a few minutes.
16:09 And that’s how you get a lot of your wins in other videos, with the early turn reversal.
The diagrams are an awesome reference for us civilians!! Thank you!
Love the explanation and also the awesome examples
bro im a wanna be pilot and you have taught me so much from your videos i really do love your content🙏
Dang..... Tac View. Talk about nostalgia. ❤👍🏼
5:21 the brrrrrrt 🧴🍦😩😩
Offset 2-circle is great, but as you point out, it's straightforward for the rate fighter to counter. It would have been nice to see an example or two where the F-16 didn't fall for the offset, and get to see, idk, forcing an overshoot or some other tactic
Great video and great explanation GS.
MiG-29A is my favorite plane in DCS.
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