More then willing to earn it. All Im asking is that you do the same. Earn it.
And it has nothing to do with making it easier to kill you. Reread the situation in the OP. the opponent should have been able to easily regain the advantage had he just decided to fight instead of hide in his ack.
In essence, he did regain the advantage... by running to his ack. He regained the advantage his way, not your way.
Im not expecting for anyone to make it easy for me. Just that they be willing to fight for their kill as well. How exactly is getting a kill by proxy, "earning" it?
Its why I say that at the very least, proxies should not count toward score or ranking in any way shape or form. A kill by proxy is not an earned kill and should not be rewarded as such.
So if I'm chasing a Mustang around on the deck in a Yak with no ammo and he augers, I never shot him, I don't deserve it?
If I'm in a Kate being chased around by a 109 and he augers, I don't deserve credit for the kill?
The only benifit a player should get from auto ack based proxies is that there are that many less planes near their airfeild.
I've been killed plenty of times hiding in my ack. It is possible.
If you
really wanted to fight him, you would have dove into the ack and killed him. Obviously you were being timid as the advantage wasn't with you.

As for getting shot down by your own ack, the instances that come to mind and seem most like what you are thinking took place during
Operation Bodenplatte. More than a few Allied aircraft were shot down or hit by friendly, light caliber AAA. However, it was either a case of mistaken identity, AAA gunners shooting at anything that flew over the field, shoot first, ask later, or, AAA gunners shooting at an enemy aircraft over the field being pursued by a friendly aircraft and not shooting with enough lead and subsequently hitting the pursuing, friendly aircraft.
Now, if you want indiscriminate AAA fire over a friendly field, not only is a friendly more likely to be hit, an enemy is more likely to be missed.
The auto-gunners are much more disciplined than that.
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