C: MO Tutorial - Understanding how WRA and Doctrine interacts.

In this video we take a look at WRA and Doctrine and how you can customize the "tactics" of an aerial intercept using them. It is also a test of the new microphone, so hopefully that works too.

[@apm454]

Thank you very much again for these interesting and educational tutorials. Maybe it would be a good idea that in the description of the video you can add a link to download the scenarios that you use in your videos, so that we can reproduce exactly (and in real time with your video) what you are doing Thanks again

[@K_Kara]

Very helpful tutorial, thanks. I'm currently playing Desert Storm and can't help but feel frustrated at how many times I've ruined F-15's perfect A/A track record, especially against those pesky MiG-29s. How do you propose I should set up some sort of BarCAP while keeping the risk of own losses to a minimum? Or in other words, how do I kill without getting killed in return? Again thanks for the videos!

[@PGatcomb]

Safe bet is to use linear patrol routes with a carefully shaped prosecution zone plus a WRA that focuses on volume of fire plus firing at less than maximum range.

[@Ryan64987]

I picked up C: MO last weekend and just wanted to say that you do an excellent job at making an incredibly complex "game" relatively easy to understand. As long as I'm playing C: MO I'll be watching your videos when they come out (I also can't wait for the next three parts of your "building a mission series"). Also, do you have any scenario recommendations for new players?

[@PGatcomb]

Honestly the tutorial missions that come with the game are quite solid. There is a "Closing the straight" mission on the steam workshop that has a companion video with it that people seem to like. Look for scenarios that are rated as easier and less complex to start and then work your way up slowly.