Dogfighting is a Rouch Umbrella term for a bunch of diffrent tactics
each tactic has it’s Advantages and Disadvantages, you as the Pilot have to pick the right Tactic for fighting your specific opponent(s) with your specific Airframe at your position in space during the match
There is nothing to elaborate on. If you know what the word means you know what I’m saying. The community does not have an agreed upon consensus on what a “dogfight” is versus what “energy fighting” is or what “BnZ” is, all relative to each other.
I take the meaning from good old Wikipedia
So anything that isn’t slinging radar missiles from dozens of kilometers or shooting down passive targets like bombers is a dogfight
yes I know, I figured the rather lackluster armarment of 4 .50 cals is the main reason this aircraft is 4.7 because that is by far the worst part of it
having only flown the French one with 20mm guns before getting the .50 cal one in the american tree it was very noticable that some enemies could just play with me while my Guns did little damage to them in situations that would’ve been guaranteed kills in the F8F-1B Bearcat or in other planes with more .50 cals
Problem is that difference between those 2 is more than a whole br jump. So either F8F-1B is overtiered and should go down (which i doubt from my personal experience) or F8F-1 is massively undertiered because people can’t survive more than one firing solution.
Everybody who sniffs their own waste thinks the same about the people they simply disagree with or rather in your case, the people that don’t accept their asserted opinion.