: Anyone who's played Battlefield 4 or 1 should know how much of a pain in the
: ass anti-aircraft artillery (yay alliteration!) vehicles are. They're nigh
: impossible to combat from long distances with a hail of heavy cannons and
: missiles raining down on even the most crafty pilot.

: So I'm kinda worried that the Anti-Air Wraith is going to be one incredible
: area-denial weapon considering the range and volume of fire its fuel rod
: cannons can expel on opposing players. Any map with long distances for
: anti-armor infantry, plenty of cover in friendly and less-traversed areas,
: and open air can ensure this beast's supremacy. Wasp and Phaeton players
: don't maneuver as much as they ought to. Banshee players seem to stick
: into a dive far too often or not utilize humanity's inate knack for air
: traffic control.

: Warzone PvP could turn into Hanoi real quick. Hopefully Scorpion drivers stop
: screwing around with infantry when they start denying entire areas of the
: map.

I mean, air vehicles have always had a problem of being too powerful (or perhaps a more accurate phrasing is "massive power increase in the hands of a skilled player.) Ever since Halo Reach Banshees have been royal pains in the ass, and in WZ you at least have the opportunity to fight back if you're high enough level REQ solo, otherwise you have to have a communicative team to teamshot them to death.

Given the number of places air vehicles can escape to that ground vehicles can't track, I don't see this being a major issue. The most open WZ map is the Sanghelios one, and even then you can lose altitude to avoid flak as opposed to dodging around cliffs like on the other maps.