Not quite. (clear up some terminology - a Flight is 1 base of fighters; a Wing is a group of flights.)
Should you find yourself outnumbering your opponent, you may choose to fight in one of two ways:
For example:
the dogfight is layed out as follows: {1}{X}{2}
{1} can fight {X}, and if {X} kills (or draws with) {1} then {2} can fight {X}. If {X} also beats {2} then {2} is not removed if {X} has already destroyed an enemy fighter flight this turn.
{1} can fight {X} and claim +1 dogfight from support of {2}. If {X} beats (or draws with) {1}, then {2} cannot attack {X}. However {X} can then dogfight {2} (or {1} if it survived) in its turn.
Hope this makes sense.
Should you find yourself outnumbering your opponent, you may choose to fight in one of two ways:
- The player can choose to either attack once with each flight; or
Let the other flights support the dogfight of the one chosen to attack.
For example:
the dogfight is layed out as follows: {1}{X}{2}
{1} can fight {X}, and if {X} kills (or draws with) {1} then {2} can fight {X}. If {X} also beats {2} then {2} is not removed if {X} has already destroyed an enemy fighter flight this turn.
{1} can fight {X} and claim +1 dogfight from support of {2}. If {X} beats (or draws with) {1}, then {2} cannot attack {X}. However {X} can then dogfight {2} (or {1} if it survived) in its turn.
Hope this makes sense.