Hi John,

Ah, yes. Now, I remember. Mission 5 is pretty easy. I usually don't
have a problem taking out that fleet. Once the destroyers are
eliminated the cargo ships are pretty much fair game. All they do is
run and I've killed plenty of them with the deck gun while they try to
flee. Lol!

As for mission 7 the deck gun does come in handy. Once I get the
destroyers out of the way I can pretty much just aim the deck gun and
pick off any of the ships I want. Although, it is pretty funny when
they break formation and run.

I remember this one game where the oil tanker from mission 7 ran
trying to lead me away from the rest of the fleet. Knowing i could
catch up with the cargo ships later I followed him from B4 to C1, and
I have to say it was a merry chase. However, when he made it to C-1 he
slowed and was turning when I popped up, with the deck gun, and
blasted him. He never knew what hit him. I blew him to pieces before
calmly checking my radar and moved to intercept the rest of the fleet.
:D

Cheers!


On 6/9/12, john <[email protected]> wrote:
> Your thinking of mission seven. Mission five is the one where you
> have a group of cargo ships guarded by destroyers passing between
> two islands. My personal way to finish that one is to set myself
> up in the middle of their root and just chip down the numbers. As
> far as mission seven goes, I think the deck gun rules.

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