F4U late Pac setups are few and far between. Invariably the spawn homes for the F4U are limited to a particular CV group. In this case, each CV is a unique spawn home for a unique plane. Honestly, I prefer the F4U-1a or F4U-1 to any other F4U (even the mighty C-Hog that spawns off of one of the tasks forces currently).
Now ... I know training in the MA pretty much requires suicide beaching of task forces for invasion purposes or head to head fleet slug-fests but this week's AvA setup isn't awarding glory for the rapid invasion and capture of Okinawa. It's just a setting. I'm not going to completely discourage capture or invasion. For some players that's the only way they can get their groove on. That's fine. BUT ... could you limit the number of fleets
YOU sink to at least just one an hour or so? I'm a flexible sort. If the 1a is unspawnable I'll take the dash 1. If that's not available I'll take a dog model. If you force me into a C-Hog, yeah, I can enjoy it to a dgree but the guy I trashed from my uber-perch not-so-much and that kinda puts a damper on things (even for me - bad aftertaste and all ... like waking up with the ugly girl you picked up at the bar).
I can't or won't blame the Axis for sinking everything within ten miles of their shoreline (even further if they can scout it out and get `er done). There's more fear of letting practically any F4U up (especially on a map/setup that'll have more F4U fans than IJN ones) than there is getting smacked by fleet ack in the attempt. But, come on. Give a fellow Allied player that's also a Corsair fan a break. This week there's no capture goals for a war to win. If you want this Corsair freak in the air looking for enemy planes, you'll hafta not be part of the hindrance when it comes to me having that ride. My second choice of fun here would be to switch and defend the outnumbered (when they are) in one of their sweet later war rides (which I'll do from time to time this week, anyhoo). PLEASE .. don't make that my
only option, though.
Thanks for your patience and maturity reading this.