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An interesting manoeuvre that both sides use is to gather up all the ships and simply wait for the enemy to come. The enemy won't suspect much, but it is often a trap, as fighting on home turf gives you an advantage over the enemy. It also decreases the amount of time bombers have to fly in order to fight the enemy. Always scout out the enemy fleet beforehand - if they're massing up and battening down the hatches, don't go to them - make them come to you. | An interesting manoeuvre that both sides use is to gather up all the ships and simply wait for the enemy to come. The enemy won't suspect much, but it is often a trap, as fighting on home turf gives you an advantage over the enemy. It also decreases the amount of time bombers have to fly in order to fight the enemy. Always scout out the enemy fleet beforehand - if they're massing up and battening down the hatches, don't go to them - make them come to you. | ||
One trick I got hit by once is to sneak a load of bombers around the side, out of the enemies visibility, and then go and bomb one of the enemy carriers. It will easily take out one carrier and clear the way to victory! | |||
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