It would be nice for dumb bombs to receive a cost decrease at high tier, and for cluster ordnance. Would enable some silly plays, and some aircraft to be a bit more useful.
dancing around like forest fairy on crack just to achieve what single Kh-38MT can by simply smashing the spacebar sounds like lot of effort for one kill.
Again, F&F achieve the same with less effort.
Any CAS can be good in uncontested airspace, this say literally nothing about performance of Brimstones nor any other missile, bomb or rocket for that matter.
Another extremely niche scenario, importance of which is diminished by the fact that any sort of large enough ordnance landing close enough to SPAA will destroy it regardless.
Thats sorta irrelevant. Ive got several nukes with M60s, despite that i dont think they are best tanks in the game. (I mean they are but thats beside the point).
No lol. Because it can carry more doesn’t make it inherently better, but given its systems, I would say it does. 1-2 passes with brimstones can cause a lot of damage, as can KH-38s, but KH-38s will run out far before the brimstones will.
Are we being hypocritical now?
It depends on a myriad of factors, not just pilot skull, but the plane itself, and it’s systems.
And my counterpoint F&F munitions are just as good at dealing with SPAAs as the extremely niche case use of Brimstones (prefiring) you provided.
SPAA has to either shoot down the incoming F&F munitions as they dont require guidance from plane or put pressure on the CAS plane, which is free to fully defend.
Once the pressure is off, CAS plane can move in to engage the SPAA again. Starting this dance again.
With Brimstones, the attacking plane had to choose between fully defending and putting pressure on the SPAA, it cant do both.
plane using SALH munitions is much more vulnerable during the attack than plane using F&F munitions.
and when two evenly matched players face each other other, player skill leaves the equation and it comes down to vehicle and ordnance capabilities. Thank you for agreeing with me.