Vet talk: Unwritten 'rules' on pvp engagements |RANT

[Jayce]

I did, very politely, ask the players at the engagement this conversation is about to please stay away from the JG. My faction leader disallowed me from using said gunboat to shoot snubs, until they started hugging.

And then you hugged the gate.

And then I shot at you with missiles with the Durham.

I don't understand how you can be so wrong about everything, all the time,

You are LITERALLY COMPLAINING THAT YOU WERE INVOLVED IN A FIGHT.

You know those times in WW2 when in dogfights the only way to get someone off your 6 is to drop down low to the ground and dodge that way?

Don't use this as an example, because you don't know what you're talking about. Pilots dropped to the deck as a last resort, specifically German and American pilots against the British and Japanese, respectively. German and American aircraft typically had very good high-speed performance and stability, and could simply outrun Spitfires and Zeroes. They weren't "dodging on the ground." A Focke-Wulf 190 "dodging" on the ground would have been a ridiculously easy kill for even the most early model of Spitfire.