Now Cave,
Please tell them the whole story, including the gang banging and the fact that we only had two fields, both of which were being vulched hardcore while you guys had no intent on taking them.
Then they taunted us on the country channel about not being able to stop them because of killshooter. Needless to say it got pretty heated.
What a joke! Cave, you've gone too far on this one. You royally flipped out that nite and you know it. I think you threw every nasty word in your small vocabulary at me and my squadmate, along with telling nobody to help us as if they all obeyed you (yeah, right), and the hilarious "nobody call thier sixes!!" Also, neither me or my squadmate flew the goon that captured the field, so I politely suggest that you shut it. The newbie who flew that goon took a beating from you too, which wasn't all that nice of you. Anyways, how would raising the switch time to 12 hours prevent this? I had not switched sides for days let alone hours, and I had no problem getting over there. When you isolated our team to two countries and continually hit our dar and resources, alot of people logged, but me and a squadmate took the situation into our own hands and turned your agression against you, and I'll tell you it was alot of fun after going the whole nite without dar and two fields.
The only problems I heard of before were that when there was no minimum time, people would switch sides for a few minutes when radar was down in order to see where everyone was, and switch back with their newly acquired knowledge. Sure there was probably some spying going on, but there is no way to isolate it if you think about it. If someone wanted to, they could set up a RW channel between two people on different countries and have one person inform the other on the team's plans. You could do it through ICQ, email, or heck you could even call the person on the phone. To me, the fact is that spying will happen no matter how long it takes to switch sides if someone really wants to do it. When I flew goon missions, I would RARELY broadcast my intentions unless the field had a highly active fighter cap. I think keeping things on a need-to-know basis and answering people in private greatly cuts off somneone's chances of spying.
Cave, if you still have any issues with me, email me.
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Mark VanZwoll
33rd Strike Group