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Originally Posted by Thom Yorke
He actually released a long version so you can see what he did before and after. He does it around 3:30 and tries it again around 5:25.
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Ah, yea that's a bit more in context there.
So it looks like there's pretty much a guarantee that if you fly straight up and eject, you'll eventually land back near the c-pit of the aircraft every time, which makes the real challenge just doing it with good timing and an enemy jet reasonably close and behind your own jet.
I have all of like, 3 or 4 minutes in a jet on BF3, so I wouldn't know from experience.
