"Waiting two minutes ingame every run to actually do anything isn't fun. The penalty will say, "hey maybe you should train some more pilots before trying this"
>>> I believe we have already established that why train low lvl pilots up when at the same time you can have alot more fun lvling up your high ones then when you have the space put on your low level. I believe that we have some different values here. Both Erad and Severen seem to be more focused on winning/ playing as a team than just having fun. Yes waiting is not fun and patience is a virtue but you see long lines at a new roller coaster or people waiting for a torrent download of Portal 2 to go through (takes forever by the way from what I hear). Wait first then have fun. It doesn't usually start from the other way.
"Actually, CV's are the cornerstone to teams. Have you ever played HA or Fleet Wars/Fleet Leagues? Even in GB, if you have useless CV's that do AT LEAST 50% less plane output than other players on the other team, you are in serious trouble. Even less when compared with 3/4/5 or even 6 planes. Playing for Fun/Having freedom is all well and good, as long as it isn't at the expense of others on your team. If that happens, then you aren't playing in a team."
>>>>>here this is what I usually do, I have 1 tb, 3 fps, and 3 dbs. The first thing I usually do is send out 2-3 fighters per fighter pilot since I have space for 8 planes on deck. While I focus on scouting I have a squad of 8 bombers load up. Sending out all under one squad is a long process but it is easier to focus on one group of 8 then 2 groups of 4. Instead of 5-6 groups of planes I have to give attention to I only have 4. With all of the flak and locals out there these days its probably more efficient to pay attention and control a few groups of planes then many who may end up dying. I'm not saying what you believe and how you play is bad its just forcing a different kind of playing style which may improve or decrease that person's performance should not happen.
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