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Tango0101 Oct 2020 3:43 p.m. PST

"One of the regular questions that comes up in Blood Red Skies is "what is Advantage?"

If you don't play this may seem a bit cryptic, so I'll do a quick explanation. At the core of Blood Red Skies is the Advantage system. Planes have one of three states, Advantaged, Neutral, or Disadvantaged. Your status changes due to your own and enemy actions.

Advantage status is EVERYTHING in BRS. It decides initiative, and also who can shoot at what – you can only target a plane at a lower Advantage level, and can only be shot down if you are disadvantaged…"
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