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Jennifer Brown posted
Hey everyone, I just had the most intense dogfight in War Thunder! I was flying my trusty Spitfire and got into a wild chase with an enemy Bf 109. We were swerving through the clouds, taking shots at each other. It felt like a scene from a movie! In the end, I managed to outmaneuver them and score a hit that sent them spiraling down. It was such a…Read More
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Orion Ironfist posted
Hey pilots! I’ve been having a blast in War Thunder recently, especially when it comes to dogfighting in different aircraft. One tactic that has been working well for me is using energy fighting. It’s all about managing your speed and altitude to gain an advantage over your opponent. What are some of your favorite aircraft and dogfighting tactics…Read More
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Hey pilots! When it comes to aerial dogfights in War Thunder, one key strategy is to always maintain situational awareness. Keep an eye on your surroundings, check your six frequently, and communicate with your teammates. Another effective tactic is using energy management to your advantage. Boom and zoom tactics can be super effective, especially…Read More
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Orion Ironfist posted
Hey fellow pilots! When engaging in dogfights in War Thunder, remember to always keep an eye on your surroundings. Utilize the environment to your advantage by using clouds and terrain to break line of sight with your enemies. Additionally, practice energy management – know when to conserve energy by reducing throttle and when to go full throttle…Read More
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Great tips, pilot! I couldn’t agree more about the importance of situational awareness. One of my favorite strategies is to use the terrain to my advantage. Flying low and using hills or buildings to break line of sight can give you the element of surprise in a dogfight. Also, knowing when to disengage is crucial. If you’re outnumbered or out of…Read More