The scenario is bad faith because you’re trying to corner me and make out that you’re right on not being able to spawn another vehicle rather than your precious tank to be bombed in.
Again, as above…
You can choose to switch whenever you want but you don’t have to just j out… That’s where you could’ve thought prior about what you would face, or you could just trash the vehicle and head out to a glorious death.
You’re going to die anyway after all aren’t you… Think about that…
You can laugh all you want, but that’s just what it is. Even in name, CAS is word support, aka a crutch.
The whole purpose of CAS is to help ground units with something they would have a harder time dealing with.
My god, you actually think that because it has support in the name that it applies to this definition… Holy christ that is absolutely next level whacked…
Nah lol. No matter how much you like to act that you are a good player, but to any actually decent player it’s quite clear that you are mid at best or mediocre at worst.
Inb4 the “hurr durr I’m actually good, because I say so”.
They have a choice to make, either prepare, or be at the mercy of that threat…
They know they can turn up, they are available there for use… To choose not to, and be stupid and make lineups without them, leaves you dead in the water.
Ah yes me spawning in a tank at the start of the match to contest other tanks and play GROUND battles means that I did not think of the possibility of facing planes and did not prepare for it?
This is one of the worst faith arguments. You’re going to die anyway so why not drive into the enemies line of fire so you get killed and can spawn in an SPAA just for the enemy plane to crash 5 seconds later.
Your whole argument devolves into; you would have died anyway and thus should have spawned SPAA at the start because you anticipated planes will be coming and thus can counter them. Your tank spawn is worthless because you did not think to spawn SPAA for the chance of there being a plane 5 minutes into the match.
You have a lineup of vehicles, that is prepared before the match… Knowing what you are facing, you should be able to figure out when you will need air cover, and thus, you should be able to consider when you want to pull that SPAA out, that’s your choice.
It’s not bad faith it’s a simple ‘You don’t need to just j out, you could use it’ advice…
There’ll be another.
Partially got it… Again, as above, you could think about what you’ll face, what will be headed to you, and get prepared.
If you want to stay in your tank, you can, there’s no stopping you from being in that tank, but when the planes are above, you’d better be sure that they’re not seeing you, and that you’re not firing when they are looking as those are tellatale signs of a tank.
But again, the issue you are picking at has been gone over time and time again, and the only ones who can’t handle this are those who don’t want to handle it…
And this, shows you don’t want to handle it… So yea, it’s not just ground.
For naval, anti-air comes with the main attraction of the game mode (cool and iconic boats).
For GRB,
I can either drive iconic WW2 machines (T-34s, Shermans, PzIVs & german cats) or drive lesser known but still important & historically significant beasts or even wacky prototypes made under tea-induced-fevers…
Or drive a truck with 4 .50 cals strapped to its rear. Maybe it’s 4 20mms, but it’s still some random truck.