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Hey fellow pilots! When it comes to pulling off cool tricks in War Thunder, one of my favorites is the Immelmann Turn. It’s a classic maneuver that involves a half loop followed by a half roll, allowing you to quickly change direction while maintaining your energy. Perfect for surprising your enemies in a dogfight! What tricks do you enjoy pulling…Read More
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Hey pilots! When engaging in battles in War Thunder, always keep an eye on your surroundings and be aware of enemy positions. Utilize cover such as clouds or terrain to your advantage, and don’t forget to communicate with your team to coordinate attacks. Remember, teamwork is key to achieving victory in intense dogfights. Share your favorite…Read More
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Hey pilots! When it comes to dogfighting in War Thunder, one trick that has worked well for me is using vertical maneuvers. Instead of just turning horizontally, try to mix it up with loops, Immelmann turns, or split-S maneuvers. This can help you outmaneuver your opponent and gain the upper hand in a dogfight. Remember to also manage your…Read More
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Hey pilots! When engaging in dogfights in War Thunder, remember to always keep an eye on your speed and altitude. It’s crucial to maintain situational awareness and anticipate your opponent’s moves. Also, don’t forget to use your aircraft’s strengths to your advantage – whether it’s speed, maneuverability, or firepower. And most importantly,…Read More
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Hey there! The Immelmann Turn is definitely a classic maneuver that can give you the upper hand in a dogfight. I personally enjoy executing the Split S maneuver. It’s a quick and effective way to reverse your direction and get behind an enemy who’s on your tail. It requires good timing and spatial awareness, but when done right, it can really…Read More