Where can I find the artillery vs. aircraft on the ground attack value?
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Clearly, given enough time, artillery will destroy fully refueled aircraft units that remain on the ground. And, no, I am not talking about un-fueled aircraft, or aircraft in truck convoy form that are grounded by virtue of a damaged airbase . . . . So, where do I go to find the artillery vs. aircraft on the ground attack value? Are aircraft being bombarded as such treated as ground units?
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13 May 2020, 00:03
WascallywabbitCDN wrote:
I agree they should have no attack value vs naval units but at the same time, locking an enemies ships up in a naval melee and then killing them with rockets is a guilty pleasure lol
Back in the old days, we had AI phantom pirate fleets from AI countries that had been completely conquered, randomly destroying unescorted convoys of newbies who thought they were already safe from that AI. One of my guilty pleasures was to find those 10 and 15-unit AI naval stacks and drop a nuke on them.
Remember: AI is not a party to the Geneva Convention.
13 May 2020, 00:18
Yeah, they are over powered in game, we talked about it, here I used it only like example. Here is another one, if you have 5 interceptors level one in patrol over one arty they will kill it in 5 or 6 ticks, so lets say in hour and half. Attack value is 0.5 against infantry, so 5 of them is 2.5 and multiplied with 1.5 is 3.75 still not 5 HP. How? Or if you attack one light tank with stack 5 interceptors and 5 tac bombers you will not probably kill it in direct hit, but if you use 3 groups of 1 interceptor and 1 bomber you will. And they do have same SBDE. So I do not get it, what influences that kind of difference?
"Then, when you run out of ammunition and the enemy continues to advance - to the bayonet, when they break your knife - to your hands, when they break both of your hands - to your teeth, when you get the last tooth knocked out, as long as you move, as long you are there - attack! When they mortally wound you, see to it that you fall in their way, so they have to go around you, jump over you or move you - bother them even in death!" speech of lieutenant Tasic before battle of Cer 1914.
17 May 2020, 01:45
Sounds like the X-factor. On any particular shot or tick, I have seen cases of 0% all the way up to 200%. Over many shots, it seems to average 100%.
