It will mess up the most basic maneuvers. Make sure you have an exit strategy, and turn tail before its too late. The shorter the time between attacks, the more attacks you will do. Most importantly, ploink your carrier as close to the enemy ships as you dare. You need to have it available if there’s fighters or AA that you need to avoid. Boost, let it recover for a second, boost again. But don’t hold down W all the time, feather your boost button. Make sure to ride your boost continuously to fly as quick as possible. Most people greatly over-estimate your average attacks per minute. Make a tick every time you launch ordnance at an enemy (regardless if it hits or not-but it has to be one that you tried to hit). Once you’ve got that down, try for 1.5 attacks per minute. Push for a minimum of 1 attack per minute. In order to have the maximum impact on a game, you need to make as many attacks per minute as possible. To start off, let’s look at a couple basic rules that are vital in carrier gameplay: 1: Time to target is everything Question yourself: is this ship type for me? Or even: is this game for me? It is almost impossible to keep something up if you’re not enjoying it. Practice makes perfect, any experience is good experience.īut most importantly: Have fun. To clarify in order to become a better player, this guide can help, but it can’t do it for you. This is for the more serious players, who want to become good CV players.
I will not be explaining the controls, and I will only slightly touch on the consumables. This guide will not be for those who have never played CV’s. This is the guide to becoming a better carrier player, a guide I would have wanted when I started playing CV’s.
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