gugliandalf wrote:
There's still people that doesn't wait for teammates' tailing. That's a mistake.
1. If your teammate is tailing an enemy that you can't tail, their tailing can give you precious informations about your enemy.
2. You are in a team! That means you should work togheter, e.g. covering more space with your firing ranges, protecting each other, chasing as a pack instead that as solitary hunters.
Just my 2c.
Even when there are no enemies immediately around, it's a good idea to tail friendlies when able. This allows you to stick together in a loose formation and gang up on the enemy more effectively once they are in range.
In opening moves, it is wiser to fly slow and see where your team members are heading, rather than opening the throttle and blazing off by yourself. Scattered flights are more easily slaughtered.
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