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Depends where the fire is. If it's on a wingtip or the tail, maybe fighting on was possible. There were bombers that made it back to base after fires (I'm sure I read about that).
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You are both an A and a B...the B only because of the point system in game. Had that been a real war battle, you would be the hero. Sleep well tonight, you're OK
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well they question you have to ask your self is were try to save your mate or were you after the points.
If you were after the points then it a steal kill' But if you are trying to save your mate butt then "blast away" |
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seems funny though, i often see dewinged planes that are still considered targets by some in SoV. |
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We do verbal claims - and generally both pilots would claim the kill.
As the pilot being shot at, I appreciate it if someone blows the guy off my tail. As the pilot being "stolen" from, I feel a little cheated. As the pilot doing the shooting, I feel virtuous. |
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