Message text With a good wingman, it is unneccessary to speak to them.
For instance, if he is behind and left of you, and gets a clue from you every turn, he should be able to determine your best move, and then move to support it (i.e. covers the other lane).
When you examine Blue Max very carefully, it really boils down to 2 sometimes 3 choices. So if you and a wingman are flying, you can usually cover both choices, or at least 2 out of 3 choices.
For instance, if an opponent is turning left, (assuming he can't do a restricted) it usually means he will be in one of two (maybe 3) rows of hexes. If your wingman assumes you are covering the far row, he will cover the close row. One of you will get a hit. Repeat until the opponent goes down.
--Opie Gone Not So Bad |
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