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Old 04-05-2017, 03:57 PM
Verdun1916 Verdun1916 is offline
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My biggest issue with the AI at the moment is the AI's reluctance to strafe groundtargets unless they have dropped bombs or fired rockets first. When flying fighters or fighter-bombers against a ground target, say a column of vehicles or a train, and the only armament is your machineguns and/or cannons the AI doesn't seem to want to play ball. You order your comrades in your flight to attack the vehicles or the train and they answer "Roger" or something similar yet they don't actually attack. They only fly low over the target instead of strafing it. And if there are any kind of AA-protection they usually get themselfs shot down in the process. And this is very annoying!

I know others have mentioned this before but I want to lift this issue again. I would love the AI to be adjusted, if possible of course, so they will strafe ground targets when ordered to no matter if they have been armed with bombs or rockets earlier in the mission or not.

My second biggest issue is as so many others the far to accurate gunners on multicrew aircraft. They are freaking snipers at extreme distances!!! (They even put Simo Häyhä to shame, and he was the best sniper in the history of war! 500 - 742 kills within 105 days during the Winter War) It would be lovely if this "sniper skill" could be dialed down a bit.
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