Teams are composed with no regard to nationality, the only factor is the vehicle's battle rating. There is also an "Aim assistant" - a crosshair indicating where a shot would land if fired at the current elevation, together with an indication of how likely the shell will be able to penetrate the target. In Arcade ground battles, tank handling is simplified (tanks move faster, and turn faster than they would do in reality), spotted enemy vehicles are displayed on the minimap and have visible nametags above them.
Players are able to keep respawning with as many aircraft and backups as they have in their lineup. Arcade mode games are played in either "Ground Strike" mode - where in order to win you must destroy all enemy ground units, shoot down all enemy aircraft, or destroy the enemy bombing points and airfield - or "Domination" mode, which consists of seizing enemy airfields by landing your aircraft on them, causing the opposing team to slowly lose 'tickets' the team whose tickets reach zero first or lose all of their aircraft loses. Multiple views are available: third person view, cockpit view (if the aircraft has a cockpit model), gunner view (if the aircraft has a gunner), and virtual cockpit view. This shows where the enemy plane will be by the time your shots reach it if the plane continues its current trajectory.
To help simplify aiming, a 'leading marker' appears when an enemy plane is in range. bombers are not as manoeuvrable as fighters), and ammunition reloads after a certain period of time without players needing to return to an airfield. in very high-speed dives, planes do not have their wings ripped off and are still controllable), but retain some realism (e.g. Damage models, flight models, and physics are greatly simplified (e.g. It is possible to see aircraft of the same type on opposing teams. In Arcade mode, the game draws two teams of players (up to 32 people) with planes of different nations with similar battle ratings.
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