One of the biggest sources of consternation for me in this game is how half the time everyone is content to just flit about above our own airfields and not actually attack the enemy.
I love a good sized furball, in fact, most of my kills are from just that activity, but I have always been of the school of thought that whenever you have conditions for victory, you should work towards that.
After all, furballing is fun, and you'll very rarely see me in a tank or half track, but twisting around in a big old furball while my base is shot out from under me just sticks in my craw something awful.
I much prefer to attack, and keep attacking, until my team wins, performing whatever job needs doing to the best of my ability. that's what I find fun, to dive from altitude onto the enemy base, pulling up just after I release my thousand-pounders, then climb back up to cover the next heavy bird from attack; to roll across the map, enjoying every furball that I run into, keeping the bomber gunners' attention as my wingman swoops in and severs a wing, then to follow when they turn their attention to him, to grab the other team by the nose, and to kick them in the ass, to support the campaign as an integral part of the combined force.
Am I the only one who thinks this way? I feel like the only one.
