I saw him in game with Skeeter, and Skeeter was working with him. After that game ended, I ended up in another game with Skeeter but no Condor.
When I entered WC again, Condor was asking where Skeeter was because Skeeter was suppose to be training him.
I'm not really sure what he's expecting out of training, and I asked but he never answered.
It would be nice if we had a place where two people could meet for training, but it's not possible, so we have to deal with it the best we can.
Also, many told him, the real training is observing others, and playing. Yes you're going to die, especially in noob planes, but you learn a lot, and eventually you get better.
There was a time it seemed like my gun barrels were always bent and loaded with blanks, all while my plane has a big target painted on it, and made out of magnets. But eventually I got better from asking for a couple of tips, then playing A LOT to try out those tips, etc.
The device we play on makes a difference, as I see a difference in ease with my Android phone vs. my iPad3. I just don't play on my phone because the screen is too small. When I had my screen replaced on the iPad, the repair guy even told me that when the iPad 3 came out with retina display, the processor wasn't able to really handle it, thus why it's a slow machine.
Some have better devices they play on, and you just come to realize they will always be doing a great job, no matter their level. Also never dogfight one of those PC players using controllers, their planes do things that would snap a real WWI plane in half.
But through it all, you just play and have fun. If not fun, then quit and join a different mission, or quit the game completely.