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T110's Zen-like Inner Core.

Дата: 01.12.2015 17:47:26
View PostKilljoyCutter, on Dec 01 2015 - 15:07, said:   Too many carrier drivers don't understand that their job consists of:   1)  shoot down enemy bombers 2)  soften up hard targets  (as in, enemy BBs) 3)  shoot down enemy bombers 4)  sow chaos and confusion in the enemy fleet 5)  shoot down enemy bombers *)   shoot down enemy bombers  

The_Chieftain:   Problem is that I am finding 1, 3, 5, and 7 to be particularly difficult. Especially against Japanese carriers. When I happen to guess correctly and intercept the inbound swarm with my fighter swarm, one of two things happens.   1) My fighters are engaged with his fighters, and I win. While this is happening, his bombers get past, and they're often as fast as my fighters so by the time I've dealt with it, I can't do anything about the strike. Intercepting on the return run sometimes happens, sometimes not.  2) My fighters engage with his fighters, and I lose. At which point, the bombers get past anyway.   If I attempt to ignore the fighters, and go for the bombers anyway, one of two things happen. The bombers delay long enough for his fighters to engage mine, and they slip by, or better yet, if they're a Japanese carrier, the fighters engage mine and the spare fighter either gets by also, or piles in on one, so by the time I've dealt with them all, I have no ammo left to engage the bombers even if I intercept them on the way back.

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