By that logic J out if spawn camped (by ground or CAS, it goes without saying) in ground battles would be fine too
As to J’ing out on airfields, i thought you were refering to ground battles airfields, as this topic is attached to that category
Spawn camping in GRB and camping airfields in ARB aren’t even comparable.
There’s no point debating him. He’s just going to start flagging you and keep doing mental gymnastics. He’s a proper CAS player: rules for thee, not for me.
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So why do you think “Just spawn a plane” or “spawn SPAA” is a valid argument.
Especially “Spawn a plane.”
Why should I grind the same nation for air and ground to play tanks?
Why should I fly planes in GRB when there’s a much more fun and exciting game mode that’s actually designed for flying aircraft (64x64 km map or 128x128 km map, up to 3 hour match duration, ticket bleed won’t end match faster than 80 minutes)
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ok good. But those who love to J-Out got quite lot of patients… No idea how to kill that tank = J out no skills and gave up very quickly.
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Because telling people to spawn a vehicle to shoot down CAS is a valid argument against ppl who complain about CAS.
However, telling people to not play CAS in response to players pointing out that certain SPAAs are too powerful, is not a valid argument.
It’s literally.
“I want to play my tanks, stop with plane spam.”
“Just spawn a plane/SPAA.”
you go: “I want to play my plane”
“Just spawn a tank.”
It’s the exact same deal.
In fact, no.
You can play planes in peace in AAB, ARB and ASB.
In ASB you can even play CAS and be important and be the reason the game is won - I’ve recently had a Bf109F4 game that was lost due the allies going absolutely insane CASing the tanks and SPAA on the map and draining our tickets faster than we could intercept and kill them.
In my clipped 1v1 dogfights vs a spitfire and then a pyörremysky, the battle log is just full of the P-47s HVARing and bombing the absolute living (forum censorship for swearwords) out of frontline pushes.
You have no such option with tanks.
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Actually, it’s:
“I keep dying to planes”
“Then just spawn a vehicle to counter them”
V.S
“An entire vehicle class is unusable at these brs”
“Then don’t play it”
You truly have an amazing mind. I wish I had your level of creativity, it might yet give me the out of the box insights required to become one of those big name published authors who is cited by everyone.
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It’s not my fault you don’t know how to counter CAS.
It’s not my fault that you live in a parallel universe and somehow despite both of us speaking English (or writing, if being pedantic is your thing) and yet somehow still fail to exchange information.
You know they are mad when they flag-spam this into hiding.
It’s literally a screenshot showing how blatantly OP they were before we got fair SAM counters… and their reaction is to break the Forum rules by flag-spaming a non-rule-breaking post to hide it lmao.
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Why not? They’re supposed to be killing planes. Hence they go where the planes are.
It is hilariously ironic that your argument is spawn killing tanks isn’t wrong but spawn killing planes is.
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What?
It’s not anyone’s fault that you don’t know how to counter SPAA, if you don’t have the skill to counter it with your plane, then it is definitely a you problem. I give you an idea just in case you hadn’t figured it out yet, ever thought of spawning a tank to kill that SPAA?
We all know you don’t like to use your head, but use it at least once?
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No way s CAS hater is seriously tryna talk about ARB 💀💀💀
I can counter SPAA just fine, it’s just that 1980s planes facing SLM and Pantsir is quite goofy. That’s the difference between CAS haters and normal players. CAS haters actually learn how to counter difficult enough enemies.
Why?
Do you think we don’t know how to fly planes?
I hate CAS and I am confident I qualify as competent in ASB.
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“why 1980s planes fight modern stuff :'-(”
Roland: designed in 1965, in service since 1977
VT-1: designed in the late 1960s, in service since the 1970s
Tor: designed in 1975, in service since 1986
ADATS: in service with Canada in 1989
Eurofighter: manufactured in 1994, in service since 2003
Rafale: manufactured in 1986, in service since 2001
Grippen: manufactured in 1987, in service since 1996
Su-30: manufactured in 1992, in service in 1992 (in service again in 2013 as SM)
J-11: manufactured in 1998, in service 1998
F-15E Strike Eagle: manufactured in 1985, in service 1988
So, why 1960s missiles fight modern jets?
Edit: VT-1 should be made in 1985, serviced in 1992. Crotale was actually made in the late 1960s, and serviced sometime in the 1970s.
Hey man, it requires a lot of skill to lock someone with a Kh-38 from Strike Aircraft Air Spawn, spam them, and land back at the airfield to do it all over again. You’re just a CAS hater that knows nothing about the technical know hows of AWESOME and REALISTIC gameplay!
Very much no