1. Don't go and camp in a corner, stay close to your team but far back enough not to be in the line of sight of enemies. This will allow friendly ships to come to your aid faster if you disaster strikes and reduces the travel distance of your aircraft.
2. When manual dropping with torpedo, always leave a enough room for them to arm. You'll find the sweet spot eventually.
3. If your fighters aren't engaging enemy aircraft, have them stick close to team to act as a deterrent or as a scout for those sneaky destroyers.
3.5. Have your idle fighters stalk an enemy DD so that they are always visible to your team. Be careful not to leave them within AA range for too long.
4. If possible, when vsing an enemy CV, try to leave at least one enemy bomber alive after it made its run. This increases the turn around time for the enemy bombers as a single bomber flying back to its carrier to then rearm and re service is significantly longer than allowing the enemy CV to re spawn a fresh new squadron. Needless to say, if killing the final bomber can save a life of a teammate then shoot it down.
2. When manual dropping with torpedo, always leave a enough room for them to arm. You'll find the sweet spot eventually.
3. If your fighters aren't engaging enemy aircraft, have them stick close to team to act as a deterrent or as a scout for those sneaky destroyers.
3.5. Have your idle fighters stalk an enemy DD so that they are always visible to your team. Be careful not to leave them within AA range for too long.
4. If possible, when vsing an enemy CV, try to leave at least one enemy bomber alive after it made its run. This increases the turn around time for the enemy bombers as a single bomber flying back to its carrier to then rearm and re service is significantly longer than allowing the enemy CV to re spawn a fresh new squadron. Needless to say, if killing the final bomber can save a life of a teammate then shoot it down.
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