Originally posted by jaxxo
Do fifty p-38s have to be well organized lol? Looks like typical rook horde landgrab 
That's right I said it! Have at me lol
Oh Jaxxo. Having participated in some Bish missions as of the last few months, some Night missions, and also some Rook missions out side of Festers, one can easily tell how well a mission is orchestrated by not only its success but also though how well communication is and orders are carried out and given.
Through out that entire night, Fester made it a point to know where everyone was that was participating in his mission and what he and all of those flying with him needed to do. Every last bomb, rocket, and troop was made use of. There wasn't a thing that went to waste. What I mean by that is there wasn't just 50 people hitting one single base until the very end when we went for the reset. Rather there was 50 or so of us that where carrying out 3 or maybe 4 tasks all at once.
Fester and the way he went about things that night, did a very commendable job in making sure we all did what we had to do to win the reset. Nothing more nothing less.
I might add that Bish and Rook numbers were fairly even through out the night. I even made a point to check on that because I could hear the whines about the "rook horde" before they ever hit channel 1 due to our success. The Nights where down in the numbers but not by much until the very end of the reset. And in no way were the Nights getting hit by bish and rooks alone. Meaning, the Rooks and Bish where also fighting for land for the fight to stay in the lead. I think it was JB42s crew who made sure that the Bish didnt' advance into our land and when the bish took a base back they made sure they got it back or kept them there at that base. It was a good night and a fun night and I think thats all I need or want to say.
Edit: In response to your question Jaxxo my answer is two fold. Do they have to be well organized? No not at all. Do they have to be well organized to take 3 and 4 bases in a single mission? Absolutely.
