Von Zerow wrote:
1) even if you don't have an enemy tail try to tail one of yours wingmen to do teamwork; 1b) especially true if yours wingmen it's tailing an enemy (because from the move of your wingmen you can second guess the enemy move).
2)When you are heavily damaged, heavily outnumbered or low on fuel (considering the distance from your friendly side) FLEE.
3) First think how to survive enemy fire and only next how to shoot anyone (heroes dont last long).
4) Never stall until you are an ace.
VZ
Good point, I didn't mention TEAMWORK! I didn't also because personal skill seems to me the first point to be developed, but I have also to point that teamwork has some good effect on newbies: it's easier to fly for learning if you are less concerned with mere survival as there is somebody that watches in some way after you.
I usually place newbies that ask for advice on my wing, but next time I want to try to be THEIR wingman and see what comes out.
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