Just for chits and giggles, thought I'd share this as it was strange, confusing and funny to watch. Just about the dweeb-est, lame-est gameplay I've seen yet. Well, maybe not, but it's up there. LOL
Tonight, in LW Orange, I and another bish go up to intercept a rook B17 bombing an inactive, out of the way base, i.e. milkrun. OK, fine, his nickle and he wants to add cream to his bomber score. He makes one pass then heads out, I and the other guy climb and give chase, but it's pointless (as he is well over 15-16K) unless he turns for second run, which I figure he might (as he didn't hit much the first time) so I keep after him.
While I'm close distance and altitude he's now near his base, and clearly going to make it home. I'm well out of icon range, the other bish closer, but nowhere near to making an attack. Then as the bish looks to get into icon range of him, only 1-2K from landing at his home base, he augers all three buffs. First he milkruns a very lame buff attack, then auger when he's pretty much home free and no one has even shot at him???
Some few minutes later, he's back again, same base, doingy the same thing, attacking, run for home, auger when a fighter gets within icon range.
After seeing this a couple more times with othe bish (I'm busy elsewhere, but watch the map for him), I'm finally overtakeing with curiosity as to who is so lame as to play this way, and wondering what he gets out of it. I want to ask him if I can find out who he is. He's not getting any real score for this, so is he a newb who can use a training session or what?
Anyway, I up a 110 and loiter over the base, want to kill just one buff so I can find out who he is. Sure enough he heads in, but I figure he saw my DAR in sector and decided to bypass the base just outside radar, heading further south. With lots of alt and speed I intercept anyway and surprise him from up high to make two kill passes before he augers his last buff. He promptly logs off before I can ask what he was up to.
So, any other supremely lame game moves anyone else care to contribute?