Feature Request: Realistic Helicopter Crash Mechanics (Passenger Evacuation & Spiral Death)

The Core Idea:
Currently, when a helicopter is destroyed, it instantly explodes in mid-air. It would be an amazing VR experience to make this process physical and cinematic. Adding a short crash sequence creates epic cinematic moments and offers new tactical choices for the crew.

How it Works (Balancing):

Critical State: When the helicopter's health reaches 0%, it doesn’t explode instantly. Instead, it enters a "Crash Mode" that lasts for 4–5 seconds.

Helicopter Behavior: The chopper begins to spin uncontrollably in a downward spiral, trailing thick black smoke. Inside the cockpit, red warning lights flash, and a loud alarm blares. The pilot loses most control but can still loosely steer the falling chassis.

Evacuation Rules:

Passengers in the back can physically jump out of the helicopter with a parachute during these 4–5 seconds to save themselves.

The Pilot CANNOT eject. Locked in the seat, the pilot must stay with the aircraft until the end, trying to aim the crash toward enemy positions.

The Impact: Upon hitting the ground or a building, the helicopter detonates in a massive explosion, killing any enemy infantry or light vehicles within a 10–15 meter radius.

Why this is amazing for VR:

For the Pilot: Pure first-person adrenaline. The horizon is spinning, alarms are screaming, and you have just a few seconds to pull off a kamikaze run, slamming your burning bird into a clustered Rush objective.

For Passengers: It creates a classic action-movie scene. You realize you are going down, yell into the voice chat, and dive out into the open sky while bullets fly past.

For Infantry on the Ground: Watching a massive, smoking helicopter spin out of control and plunge directly toward your cover is an unforgettable VR moment that forces everyone to scatter in panic.