Teamkill or friendly fire :P ?

Hi Stormvanger,

Yes it is TKill.

I'm neither talk about game rules - nor about punishment.

An FF shoots at BB same team = Tkill

An BB shoots at FF same team = TKill

An AA shoots at plane same team = TKill


And there are no excuses or explanations to justify any TKill. ;)

We promise to return to normal shortly. =)

You know, I think this is the first time that the community acually agreed with me on
something. My Jedi senses are tingling.

> AA TKill or whatever TKill:
>
> TKill is TKill . there are no excuses and no exceptions.

Not quite. Killing friendly planes with AA fire is not a punishable offense. It may be
poor playing, it may be rude, or it may even be completely justified for reasons
already pointed out... but it's not team killing.

If an AA ship is killing friendly planes, just keep the planes away from the AA ship.
Either intercept farther out with your fighters or deny them air support after a
warning or two. If they're killing your planes because your planes are not being
effective, they're losing nothing by you moving your planes elsewhere.

And the BB will scream at you for air cover no matter what happens. =P

Bah, I wished, but as a *noob* I will probably owned everything since my aa
spread blockshot :P and fts/dbs wont stand a chance at all.

richardphat you should try that in a cv mode then you really will get complaints

Bah, flamming doesnt necessarly come from your own team.
This one came from the other side, sending Bombers and fighters at default
alititude.
They were moaning and *flaming* me being a noob :P.

meh like in a HA if someone tks ur planes its ur fault for leaving them unattended. dont
leave that at defult dont send them out and not mirco manage, just like xphalax said

Xpalax hit the nail on the head.

If you're going to let your planes circle the enemy's planes, then you might as well not
launch any in the first place. They're not accomplishing anything anyway. If someone AA's
my planes because I'm not doing my job controlling them, then so be it. It's my fault for
not paying enough attention.