you saying you cant code a 20mm to have a SMALL splash.
"Ask them, US and Brits didn’t do squat in WW2, it was won by the Soviet all by themselves versus the entire Germans Army and they did it while standing on one leg and with a arm tied behind their back. Western Europe, North Africa, Italy were all side shows" -unknown poster
Look at the current Typhoon on Breakthrough for example. It's deadly to tanks, just like it should be. Now imagine it firing little handgrenades. That means, pilots will go hunting single infantrymen. Realistic? Not exactly. Sometimes you have to sacrifice realism in order to archieve realism.
Well, you couldn't code them to do less splash damage? It wouldn't necessarily have to be completely realistic; they don't do realistic damage to tanks either.
Look at the current Typhoon on Breakthrough for example. It's deadly to tanks, just like it should be. Now imagine it firing little handgrenades. That means, pilots will go hunting single infantrymen. Realistic? Not exactly. Sometimes you have to sacrifice realism in order to archieve realism.
if i just read that right, Hartmann just said that PLANES DO NOT STRAFE THE GROUND. put down the crackpipe now.
"Ask them, US and Brits didn’t do squat in WW2, it was won by the Soviet all by themselves versus the entire Germans Army and they did it while standing on one leg and with a arm tied behind their back. Western Europe, North Africa, Italy were all side shows" -unknown poster
yes..and a pilot in FH will chose to strafe a group of infantry over a single man...unfortunatley FH doesnt have the numbers *max 32 in server* or mass teamwork to get groups running around...although occasiounally u do see it.
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