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| | Message text 1) Do you tail your teammates when there are no opponents to tail?
Yes, but not always. There are a number of good reasons to do this. It just depends on the situation.
2) Do you tail your teammates even where there is an opponent to tail?
Sometimes yes, but not usually.
3) Do you try to leave hints to your teammates when they can tail you and have no opponents to tail?
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean do I select a move with the same direction as the plane I am tailing in order to relay that information to a teammate that is tailing me? If so, I'd say no.
4) Do you expect them to cover you or engage in counter attacks when you leave hints of a bold maneuver?
Not really. I think that, in general, we don't play enough with the same players to get a good sense of what to expect from our wingmen. At least not to the degree that I would want to rely on it. That said, I do try to be aware of the overall situation and to anticipate what my colleagues will do, as well as my opponents, and act accordingly. If I can help out a friend in trouble or cover their tail without undue risk to me, I will do so and I can only hope that they would do the same for me.
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