Are flying bombs good for anything?

Flying bombs are weak and only have 1 level so it seems that they aren't good for anything. Is this true?

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Flying bombs are effective in stacks targeting at enemy province centers/buildings/economy

Don't waste it on units

St. Chroma wrote:

Flying bombs are weak and only have 1 level so it seems that they aren't good for anything. Is this true?
they are not best but good , you can send them to enemy artillery stack and destroy them without lose main units

you can destroy enemy buildings with them like airstrip or industry

I like flying bomb units

Undaunted wrote:

St. Chroma wrote:

Flying bombs are weak and only have 1 level so it seems that they aren't good for anything. Is this true?
they are not best but good , you can send them to enemy artillery stack and destroy them without lose main units

you can destroy enemy buildings with them like airstrip or industry

Terrible advice. Using them (or missiles) to attack enemy units is a massive waste of resources.

The flying bomb is also rather cost-inefficient for strategic bombing. Consider it a stepping stone for missiles which are - in specific circumstances - good.

But in general, strategic bombers are better, reusable and dual purpose.

Flying bombs are only good for structures damage.

The cases where rockets are useful are not applicable to players who need to ask what rockets are for. This is a super niche unit that can be used as a tool to win air superiority. It has no other useful purpose. Every other situation is better solved by bombers or bombardment units.

I haven't used rockets since they started to take manpower or something but i suppose a couple of bombs would be nice to have to make a change to a battle result.

Anything a bomb can do, a rocket artillery or RRG or cruiser or other bombardment unit can do better.

But they don't weaken enemies. Because a strong enemy force will shoot them down. So all they can do is finish an already weak enemy stack. And you don't need a special unit to do that job

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