| 1 | Hawks are better in situations which demand prolonged air engagements, e.g. suppressing Funnelweb drones or melting down Krows. | 1 | Hawks are better in situations which demand prolonged air engagements, e.g. suppressing Funnelweb drones or melting down Krows. | 
                
                    | 2 | \n | 2 | \n | 
                
                    | 3 | They 
            lose 
            to 
            Swifts 
            wholesale,
             
            up 
            to 
            and 
            including 
            losing 
            1v1 
            due 
            to 
            Swift's 
            maneuverability 
            and 
            their 
            own 
            firing 
            slowdown 
            allowing 
            Swifts 
            to 
            get 
            on 
            their 
            tail 
            and/or 
            [b]d[/b]isengage 
            when 
            threatened. | 3 | They 
            lose 
            to 
            Swifts 
            wholesale,
             
            down 
            to 
            losing 
            1v1 
            due 
            to 
            Swift's 
            maneuverability 
            and 
            their 
            own 
            firing 
            slowdown 
            allowing 
            Swifts 
            to 
            get 
            on 
            their 
            tail 
            and/or 
            [b]d[/b]isengage 
            when 
            threatened 
            - 
            and 
            up 
            to 
            large-scale 
            combat 
            where 
            there 
            will 
            always 
            be 
            more 
            Swifts 
            because 
            they'll 
            win 
            the 
            early 
            air 
            war 
            [b]and[/b] 
            be 
            useful 
            when 
            there 
            are 
            no 
            air 
            targets 
            to 
            shoot 
            [b]and[/b] 
            being 
            cheaper 
            and 
            faster 
            so 
            they 
            can 
            all 
            be 
            in 
            one 
            place 
            when 
            needed. | 
                
                    | 4 | \n | 4 | \n | 
                
                    | 5 | It does feel like building Hawks for anything except hunting Krows and ill-supported Funnelwebs is a noob trap. Ever since the advent of Swifts' [b]d[/b]isplace ability, i've never seen them be effective at anything except the very narrow niche presented above. | 5 | It does feel like building Hawks for anything except hunting Krows and ill-supported Funnelwebs is a noob trap. Ever since the advent of Swifts' [b]d[/b]isplace ability, i've never seen them be effective at anything except the very narrow niche presented above. | 
                
                    | 6 | \n | 6 | \n | 
                
                    | 7 | On the other hand, i wouldn't want them to become a "default fighter" that just rules the sky once it's contested enough. Swifts are interesting; hawks are not. | 7 | On the other hand, i wouldn't want them to become a "default fighter" that just rules the sky once it's contested enough. Swifts are interesting; hawks are not. | 
                
                    | 8 | \n | 8 | \n | 
                
                    | 9 | Options to consider: | 9 | Options to consider: | 
                
                    | 10 | - 
            Making 
            Hawks 
            more 
            interesting | 10 | - 
            Making 
            Hawks 
            more 
            interesting 
            (
            how?) | 
                
                    | 11 | - Making Hawks do their role better while staying unique and not ruling sky (more HP?) | 11 | - Making Hawks do their role better while staying unique and not ruling sky (more HP?) |