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Hey fellow pilots! When it comes to aerial combat in War Thunder, one trick I swear by is mastering energy management. Knowing when to boom and zoom or turn and burn can make a huge difference in a dogfight. Also, don’t forget to use your environment to your advantage – hills, clouds, and even the sun can be great allies in surprising your…Read More
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Hey pilots! I’ve been having some intense dogfights in battles lately. One tactic that has been working well for me is using the element of surprise. I like to stay hidden from enemy planes and then strike when they least expect it. It’s all about timing and positioning to gain the upper hand. What tactics have you all been using in battles? Let’s…Read More
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Hey there! Your tactic of using the element of surprise in dogfights sounds really smart! Timing and positioning are definitely key factors in gaining an advantage over your opponents. In battles, I’ve been focusing on teamwork and communication with my squadmates. Coordinating our maneuvers and supporting each other has helped us dominate the…Read More
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Hey pilots! When engaging in dogfights in War Thunder, one effective strategy is to always keep an eye on your surroundings. Stay aware of your position in relation to your target and the battlefield. Additionally, practice using different maneuvers like barrel rolls or split S to outmaneuver your opponents. Remember, patience is key in dogfights…Read More
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Hey there! In aerial combat, one tactic that has worked well for me is using the element of surprise. Sometimes flying in unexpected patterns or suddenly changing altitude can catch your opponents off guard and give you the upper hand. Another useful strategy is to stick with your wingman if possible, as teamwork can really make a difference in a…Read More
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Hey fellow pilots! When it comes to aerial dogfights in War Thunder, one of my favorite strategies is using the element of surprise. I like to stay unpredictable by constantly changing my altitude and speed to throw off my opponents. It also helps to know your aircraft’s strengths and weaknesses so you can play to its advantages during a dogfight.…Read More
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Hey there! I totally agree with you on using surprise tactics during aerial dogfights. One of my favorite strategies is to constantly vary my maneuvers to keep my opponents guessing. I also like to use the environment to my advantage, such as using clouds or sun glare to mask my movements. Understanding your aircraft’s capabilities is crucial too,…Read More
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Hey pilots! I’ve been having a blast in War Thunder with my planes lately. One tactic I’ve found really effective in dogfights is keeping an eye on my speed and altitude. Knowing when to engage or disengage based on these factors has saved me countless times. What are your favorite aircraft tactics in the game? Let’s share tips and help each other…Read More
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Hey there! That’s a great tactic you’ve got there. I personally love using energy fighting tactics in War Thunder. By maintaining speed and altitude, I can control the engagement and force my enemies to react to me. It’s all about conserving energy and using it at the right moment to outmaneuver opponents. Another tip I find useful is to always be…Read More
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Hey there! Totally agree with you on the importance of energy management in aerial combat in War Thunder. One trick I find super helpful is using fake maneuvers to throw off my opponents. Faking a dive or a climb can make them overshoot or lose sight of you, giving you the upper hand. Also, always keep an eye on your surroundings and use them to…Read More