Also, there has been a couple times that truth's tracking actually keeps me from getting the hit.

truth has proximity detonations, so you just have to decide if you want tracking or not. Don't scope in if there is too much geometry between you and where you're aiming (and hope the proximity gets them). If there is a lot of geometry, but you are out in the open (no geometry above you), lock on and then shoot straight up at the sky.

I do this on rusted lands all the time. Makes it easy to stand in the water at C, and hit the sniper on the storage tank near A. The rockets go way up in the air, then come down like a javelin.

I feel the tracking with truth is a year 2 problem that no one has spoke about.

In year 1 the aggressive track was well, aggressive. The guardian you where shooting at could run away, through a hall way, jump off a cliff and hide round a corner and the rocket would be on his ass every step of the way. I shot some rockets in year 1 that curved so hard in the air I could hear its tires screeching.

In year 2 my truth either doesnt lock on (fast enough?), doesn't track (stupid wide turn radius or just going straight without turning) or doesn't proximity detonate. Far too often and I will be out played by a raid rocket just by the guy jumping over my truth rocket whilst he is standing DEAD STRAIGHT in front on me.

I think truth needs its rockets adjusting again to either improve the tracking / instant lock on / proximity detonation.

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