idk what else to add
Do you mean when you drop your bombs they are hitting/going through your wings? That happens when you drop bombs while still nosing down. You need to be at a constant angle of attack while they clear.
it called Gaijin physics… When you drop ur bomb in goes above your wings if you do a negative dive. however the bomb will stay on top of your wings instead of falling on to it target. So pull up immideatly after dropping it.
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Sounds like a skill issue
Your screenshot doesn’t help.
Anyway, when you drop your bombs, you need to be constant. You can be nose below the horizon, but it has to be constant. If you’re still in the process of nosing down while releasing or if you nose down further during or/just after release they are going to hit and sometimes clip through your wings. Your craft is moving down faster than they are falling.
at least its not like the blackburn buccaneer where they spawn above your fuselage
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Oh is that the one that does that? I was reading someone complaining about bombs spawning above their plane and didn’t understand what they meant.
That’s weird. Does it damage your plane when that happens?
doesnt on the bucc at least. however i have shot myself down with RP3 rockets on my mk24 spitfire several times
HOW is that even possible lol they launch FORWARD! :D
lets just say im a bit aggressive in that plane, i think im just going too fast for the rocket to get away from my wing
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I guess Gaijin doesn’t understand imparted momentum.
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gaijin doesnt understand traction let alone anything more complex
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Too true.
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It’s happened to me several times with HVARs when using the AU-1. When firing multiple rockets in quick succession they will explode immediately after firing.