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Old 08-01-2013, 12:26 AM
KG26_Alpha KG26_Alpha is offline
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Its of no interest to you online, but is for many of us that do fly that way the AI gunners are totally different.

All you need to do is change the AI bomber flights to rookie and see how you get on off line or change your attack method with normal settings.

If your complaint is for a selective part of the game to be changed you need to understand whats going on in the rest of it before requesting changes and making generalized statements.

As I already said the game has different ways to fly it, offline you can do what you like on your own, online you work differently, I just hosted a CooP mission on Hyperlobby attacking 32 Betty's with Corsairs
The only Ai gunner kills were pilots getting greedy and getting 100m off the six of the bombers, all Ai Betty's were shot down easily.
The loss of pilots was mainly due to debris coming off the bombers (wings rudders ailerons) hitting the pilots Corsairs because they were too close on the attack.
3 pilots were de-winged at the same range from the 20mm tail gunner again much to close sitting on the bombers six.
On TS we were all saying the same thing "this guys gonna die" because of the wrong attack method.

As this thread is now off topic, please see fit to start a new one relating to this particular discussion.


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