One day, I was playing around with this cool plane I built called the A-3 Albatross. I wasn't in the mood to get my aunt shot of f again, so I went for the Tiny instead of the Beast. I decided to use the cannons, because I can' t hit a ship the size of a dust speck with a boom 50. I lined up my approach and fired. Direct hit! I paused the game and went to orbit view to savor the victory, as I always do. But then I noticed something strange. There was the black cloud of victory, but the Tiny was farther back from the explosion. How? Did it move? I unpaused the game to find out. Yep. I was right. It was moving. The force of the impact had pushed the Tiny back. Luckily, the A-3 had 3 propeller engines, and I was fast enough to catch up. I flew parallel with the Tiny for a bit, than I broke off. I came back after a bit, and only a tiny bit of it was sticking out of the water. It was incredible. Straight-up unbilivible. The best part is, there were no destroyers to blow me out of the sky.