yep, typically on fighter-bomber sorties i take 1.5 seconds, as i'm never sure how i will be able to approach the target or whether i may need to "mine" a 6 bandits approach. on heavier bombs i will up that to 3. if i'm feeling evil, and i know that the intended vulch victims may well hit refly rather than die in an explosion... i set it to about 8-10 secs to get them when they respawn.:cool:
not if you drive it to the target!

If you drive to the target you don't need a delay, because thank god there's a 2 sec arming time. ;)

On most every map in the game the TB3 has no room to get to altitude.

:):):):):)

And yes I have flown it in a non-historical manner. And used it as a fighter too. What now, no bomb drops from level bombers that are under 5000m altitude?

:rolleyes:

Lighten up folks.

Sheesh.

Try flying it on the Kalkin Gol map.

You will get out to target but not back.

And not over 1000m either ( I will stand corrected if found other wise ) IIRC

The ambient temperature is too high on the map for the TB3 cooling systems.




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Well the same you can say for a Val or a Ju87, although the Val can only take a 250kg bomb as largest bomb load. But thinking of those documentries where the Stukas went in really low before releasing there bombs to make pin point hits....I guess they where doing something wrong.....:-P

As a strong proponent of Kamikaze attacks, can we get an option of instantaneous detonation regardless of whether the bomb has been released or not? It’s really annoying making the supreme sacrifice and only causing cosmetic damage.

Yepp dive at below 500m and nothing happens, and then try hitting a moving tank, but I am certain those fellows back then did it all wrong.
But I know you are right....just because you say so.:rolleyes:

Wutz, how effective and efficient was bombing against tanks in the first place?

Hmm let me see, that the Ju87s where called the flying artillery, and used in close support of ground units. But of course that is all wrong, and during the battle of France only the ground units mopped up the French army especially those Char B tanks......Those guys should have asked TD how to fly properly.

Ju 87 attacked all types of ground units. Ju 87 were not the only planes to fly ground attacks in WW2. Ju 87 had pullout altitudes high enough to allow 2 seconds of arming.

So two sarcastic sentences do not answer the question sufficiently.