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Re: [FT] arcs in vector

From: Beth Fulton <beth.fulton@m...>
Date: Tue, 05 Sep 2000 14:51:29 +1000
Subject: Re: [FT] arcs in vector

G'day Allan,

 >Well, Tom is Canadian and WE don't have
 >any ammendments to our constitution so
 >I don't know what he's talking about! *L*

Are we sure we ever know what he's talking about....
....Tom..... now be friendly Tom... it was a joke... Tom put that phone 
down it took months to get the marks off the wall from the last Narn bat

Squad visit!!! ;P

 >How are you at countering pincers?

At present I'd say I'd have the theory in place (after watching others
do 
it and thinking about ways around their tactics), but I've had very
little 
practice.

 >I would guess that the best plan is to
 >pounce on one wing while it is out of
 >support range from the other wing.

Yep, this is easier if they take their time setting the pincer up (so
you 
can preempt it) or if you can hold them off for longer so they mis-step 
themselves and end up less as a pincer and more of a mess.... another
good 
option is getting them to fly half the pincer into an orbiting moon...
now 
that hurts!!!!

 >I guess that's where the spacing, size,
 >and speed of the pincer is so critical.
 >Get it wrong and you end up with two
 >unsupported fleets, with one getting
 >destroyed before the other can support.

All too true!

Have fun

Beth

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