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Offline FiLtH

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« Reply #75 on: December 30, 2004, 03:03:15 PM »
"WHERE WERE YOU GUYS?"


    I was right down there at 18 in the thick of it. Believe I shot your 38 down..was a fun fight, then someone else joined in.

    I got quite a few kills..I was in the anti-anti furball LA7...rtb'd all but once when I got cute in an f4. Was alot of fun down there!

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« Reply #76 on: December 30, 2004, 03:21:29 PM »
Yes you did shoot down my 38 ya bastid... Dont you know I am trying to learn to fly 38? How can I if you keep shooting me down...:lol

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« Reply #77 on: December 30, 2004, 03:26:06 PM »
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Jamusta,

Good going there announcing this on the BB. What happens???? You got the Rooks back up to 30k hoarding again last night. The 56th was up doing sweeps. Every sweep the Rooks were 2-5k higher. We kept coming back 2-5k higher each time. Soooo you do the math. AH2 don't got space ships so we didn't go that high.

So Jam.......you got any more bright ideas you wanna share with all 3 countries??????:D


The 17-18 fight seemed to end up on the deck most of the time.  There were a few up there in the stratosphere, but not many.  

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« Reply #78 on: December 30, 2004, 06:08:55 PM »
You can thank us for being such tempting targets. When ever they looked down and saw 4 or 5 jugs in formation, it was a dog pile. So everything wound up low. But every time we came back higher in formation, they were higher. Then we would bring them back down with us. By that time we were shot to peices and others cleaned up the straglers.

We kept asking each other where are they coming from. It was just our luck to find the high ones every sweep. Thats why we finally did the center island bit outta 22. And some sweeps out of 27. Now I could be drinking some strange watermelon and have my neurons whacked, but thats what I remmember from last night. :)
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This is like the old joke that voters are harsher to their beer brewer if he has an outage, than their politicians after raising their taxes. Death and taxes are certain but, fun and sex is only now.

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« Reply #79 on: January 04, 2005, 09:13:52 PM »
Ok, fellas, I am going to cut my own throat, and tell you all how to stop the Horde (it's spelled H-O-R-D-E, by the way.  A hoard is a stash of something valuable)

DEFENSIVE TACTICS

1.  Intercept the enemy BEFORE he/she drops bombs on your stuff.

2.  Get some altitude.  Altitude is good.  An elite fighter pilot in an elite fighter plane unburdened by heavy explody things climbs faster than a nasty, slow Jabo.  That's high school physics.  Having altitude means you control the fight.

3.  Pay attention to the darbars in the ENEMY sectors to see where they are going.  Advance warning is good.

4.  Don't go chasing the guys that have dropped their bombs.  They have already won the fight.  Find somebody who hasn't dropped yet.  He is worth killing, since he is dangerous to your valuable stuff.  Last night, I made 3 passes on a field in a P-38  with a pony, a lala, and a niki chasing me all the way.  None of them realized that I was no longer the threat--it was the other guys with ORD they should be worried about.  All I had was 4 popguns and a hizooka.

5. Communicate.  Early, not late.  Screaming that "Base X  is about to be captured" to the whole arena on country channel is about 5 minutes too late.  Don't bother, you're just jamming the radio.  If you see an attack forming, tell everybody about it before the FHs go down.


I swear, if the goobers we attack did the above, our horde tactics would not work so often.  We would then need to modify our plans, and make a change.

I hope you do, 'cause I've got some new tactics I  wanna try out.



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« Reply #80 on: January 04, 2005, 09:15:10 PM »
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shubie... if I couldn't put up any better fight than you do then I would pretend to not want to furball either...

naaa.... I would just fight until I got it.

lazs


oh, bite me lassie.  There you go getting nasty again.

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« Reply #81 on: January 05, 2005, 09:12:52 AM »
should be interesting with fr in the teens hell it'll be a slide show of oil splattered windscreens and flaming wings,was so slow the other night in a horde that I could count the # of bullets from each gun,figured it would be Jam who'd come up with idea.sounds fun but just more of the same over time.however if you combined this idea with others regarding training new players you could in fact turn the MA around to the way it should be but not everyone agrees of how that should be.I flew with Jamusta for awhile then took a trip through rookland to fly with the 327th ,both were fun and educational but to completely different animals all together.but the confusion of of eveyman for himself is what I like ,to save a friend or get snapshots as he goes down in flames and email him the pictures to ho a goon cause he is loosing his troops and your outta ammo.all in a days work.Knits were always more fun cause everyone knows what to do but would rather do thier own thing while we listen to some sap yells how stupid we are,gotta love that,so this should be fun to watch and listen to.

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« Reply #82 on: January 05, 2005, 11:44:20 AM »
To be in the anti horde horde you can not be afraid to be shot down.... The movement is a failure. Very few are willing to fight a larger horde. I shall press on with the movement even if I must do it alone...

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« Reply #83 on: January 05, 2005, 11:50:13 AM »
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To be in the anti horde horde you can not be afraid to be shot down.... The movement is a failure. Very few are willing to fight a larger horde. I shall press on with the movement even if I must do it alone...


If you set up a specific time next week (a "squad night") I bet we could get a good selection of like minded individuals together. The movement needs to start somewhere, but to start it needs some mass of its own. I avoid the hord myself when it's 1 v 5 odds.

Charon

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« Reply #84 on: January 05, 2005, 12:01:35 PM »
I'm in count on me!

An my kills are easy to steal, just ask slap.:D
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Yes you did shoot down my 38 ya bastid... Dont you know I am trying to learn to fly 38? How can I if you keep shooting me down...
If you don't eat your meat, you cant have any pudding.  How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?:D
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« Reply #85 on: January 05, 2005, 12:11:28 PM »
Well the main problem that has been seen is the alt at which the horde flies these days. It is no longer at 10k. The horde I have been fighting is now 20k avg. This is by far to high for most and they do not wish to fly that high. It is a long and boring flight. But yes i see a set schedule is in order. Someone throw out a time. I am flexible since I get off work at 2pm.

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« Reply #86 on: January 05, 2005, 02:36:26 PM »
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Well the main problem that has been seen is the alt at which the horde flies these days. It is no longer at 10k. The horde I have been fighting is now 20k avg. This is by far to high for most and they do not wish to fly that high. It is a long and boring flight. But yes i see a set schedule is in order. Someone throw out a time. I am flexible since I get off work at 2pm.


2pm?  Forget the horde.  I want your job. what do you do and where do I send the application?
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« Reply #87 on: January 05, 2005, 03:10:49 PM »
he's a porn star

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« Reply #88 on: January 05, 2005, 03:31:25 PM »
You dont want my job it sucks. I'm going to start doing what Vic does. He's me fluffer in my gangbang movies along side JOC

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« Reply #89 on: January 06, 2005, 11:54:26 AM »
To keep this rolling, what are the basic parameters?

1. Country affilation. I usually fly for the country with the fewest numbers, so I dont care. All countries share in this "gameplay." is there one situation (country, big squad night, etc?) that stands out above the rest? Would a rotating schedule make sense to include like-minded squads that may not like to change countries?

2. Nature of the get together. Will it be all A2A or will we work to smash the hords home base, resources as well.

3. Organization and leadership. Some organization and leadership is required. I wouldn't think it would be anything too heavy or formal.

4. Time. Prime time US, obviously. Are there any days where the situation seems worse than others? Weekend, weeknight?

Charon