When you're in a dogfight game, there are no teams, but still you either win or lose and I guess your'e paid for winning. Can anyone explain this?

I have wondered that myself how the win or lose is figured because you can have like a 14-0 and lose or 0-14 and get the win message lol never seams to have a rime or reason to it

"I THINK" it depends if you are german or allay and who wins is german or not.

That would make sense seeing as there both sides in the sky on dogfight lol good thinking cangrejomg plus 1 karma for you

joshstewart wrote: That would make sense seeing as there both sides in the sky on dogfight

There are not two sides in the sky, only you against all the red ones - or am I wrong? At any rate it used to be that way.

There is a red coloured enemy base, however, where you aren't repaired or reloaded if you land. So I guess that's the point. There are in fact two sides! Thanks clear thinkers!

Spawnkilling at the enemy's airport is encouraged by this arrangement, - if you earn any points for winning a dogfight game, that is!

In the air, however, it would be hard to see what kind of planes people fly, so you wouldn't be able to win for your team in that way!

If you're attentive, it might be possible to watch and find out what airport or carrier a particular player spawns from, and learn by heart who to seek out to try to gain winning points.

I use dogfight to practice ALL other aspects of battle. From bombing carriers & bases to capturing the carrier by flying.....
It's a good time to practice tanks, too. I do this because I can't see planes well enough on this small screen.
I also use it to take action photos and to setup some other photo opportunities.

I agree with Cangrejomg. Sometimes it depends on which side you're on.