Good old DFA

[Pepsi-Wolf]

back in the days of mplayer,
I came up with what I liked to call "kick dfa"

All it took was to get your mechs 7-10 feet in the air and fly full forward at the enemy mech.
in most cases, if you successfully did this maneuver, your mech will rebound upwards, and most likely leaving your enemy mech with little head armor left (if not dead).

At that point you can follow up with a DFA on your way back down from the rebound. Or a couple of lucky LRMs might finish off their mech

[npsbre]

On Mercnet, we had a guy with the callsign "Goatman" who liked to do that one, so they were called "Goat kicks" in my group.

I'm not sure if I've ever managed to pull one off intentionally, but you brought up a good point, the rebound is definitely part of the appeal in any DFA.

[Pepsi-Wolf]

some fun games, we'd get 3-6 people and have jenners with no weapons
and try to DFA each other
sometimes if we missed, we'd take out an arm
or lose our own legs

[mech2memories]

so i assume uve gotten this to work on xp?

[npsbre]

so i assume uve gotten this to work on xp?

Of course, for years now.

[Freeza-CII]

I call those Skip Dfas. and the other ones are just Dfas. And then there is a DFA in a moth which is just a DFA with style.

[npsbre]

And then there is a DFA in a moth which is just a DFA with style.

Haha, excellent line.

[Pepsi-Wolf]

i dfa'd a moth with an ele last saturday

what would that be called?

[Freeza-CII]

dumb luck since you were the pilot