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Originally Posted by PantherAttack2
Logically reasoning leads to that conclusion, but many people still use a variety of aircraft if there is an Arado or B-17 in a match, or even if they have the Arado unlocked. One thing that is a problem about teams:
-Player A has an Arado and his team will be chosen randomly
-Player B decides to use an Me-262 to fight the Arado
-Player B's team will be chosen randomly
-Player A and B end up on the same team
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-Player A has an Arado and his team is set to A
-Player B, C, D, F, and G set their team to A
-Remaining players (H, I, J, and K) are put on team B
On the second example (particularly when Player A has a B-17 and not an Arado) players just join the team which has the best bomber. But, going back to the first example, if the best bomber's team is chosen randomly, and there are other bombers (possible an Arado or two), then there is still a good chance that one team will have all the good bombers, the other team fighters/medium bombers.
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A good reason why people should always choose teams on strike, and adapt to eachother's choices of planes. I myself like to bomb, but if there's too many bombers on my team I don't mind flying a fighter.
As for the jet that should counter the Arado, this will just exclude those two players from the rest of the game.
And please stop with the arguments of, in real life they would adapt blabla, in all fairness, this is still a game, and balancing is a major factor. If a game is unbalanced, however realistic it may be, it stops being fun quite quickly.