Never did Wab. I'm just looking for an honest answer to the psychology of it, thats all. It seems like a fairly straightforward question to me.
Urchin,
Your question is fundamentally invalid.
You imply HT has coded it so that one side is permanently "crippled" and can't defend themselves. Well, except for the corner country on Mindanao, that’s not true, and at least every team has to take their turn there.
They had exactly as much chance at being the beator, as the beatee. If they are finding themselves being the beatee, they probably screwed up. Teams that screw up, should be beat down. That’s the natural order of things.
Most times I’ve seen a horde levelling a field, the defenders failed to react to a dar bar warning; failed to prepare for the assault; failed to get spawners upping to defend and failed to organize a relief flight to start out from a nearby field to arrive with alt. Failed to keep track of that CV approaching the coast. Failed to get Lanc in route to take it out. Failed to extend a high screen of fighters to handle the incoming buffs. Failed to organize and coordinate a defence. Fail. Fail. Fail. Should failure be rewarded? No. It should be punished.
Gaining local numerical superiority is a fundamental military strategy. “Get there first with the most!” I don’t know what to tell you if you can’t grasp that. Of course the corollary to that is: meet them there with more and at higher alt. If you fail to get it together, prepare to get it pounded.
It’s a hard world.
There will always be times when you are out-numbered.
There will always be times when the enemy has more alt or E.
There will always be times when you are low on ammo or gas.
There will always be times when you get bounced when you weren’t looking.
<Shrug> Deal with it.
Wab