ah fair enough, atleast one day, in the semi near future, britian will become the best tech tree at top tier air and will stay like that until gaijin adds stealth
oh who am i kidding, gaijin would add the F35 before they add the Eurofighter or ASRAAM
Do some research about British incendiaries used in WW 2. We talk about masses of very small bombs. You see the dispersion of those bomb clusters after the drop, the higher you fly and the lower the weight, the more your bombs will have a chance to miss a rather small target. That’s why you can’t achieve any accuracy from higher alt for purposes like base bombing.
That’s why these very small bombs might be useful for WW 2 BRs if gaijin would implement area targets, and that’s why i wrote this:
Are bases not large enough for these kinds of munitions? They’re also buffed against bases right? They would be pretty effective although that’s if you reach the base before your flying trash can is blown out of the sky…
The challenge with an incendiary bomb is that you have to hit the base almost perfect in the center, as soon as you miss the center the radius of the flames might be outside the base and the base won’t burn down.
Gaijin has implemented artificial spread / dispersion to bomb drops (you see this in crew skills) which increases the higher you fly. So in order to hit the center you have to slow down (to extend the time frame to drop) and you have to consider the delay between pressing the button and the actual release which varies.
So in order to hit perfectly with hundreds of very small British WW 2 incendiary bombs (~ 10 - 15 kg each) from 5-6 km alt you need to fly very slow and you need luck - and that would require even more luck as especially British bombers are as seen as snack for enemy interceptors.
I guess the only short term answer is to make the airfield a bomb able target in RB like it is in SB. Probably about large enough for Lancaster firestorm
Napalm isn’t the same as WW2-era Incendiaries. Slightly different. One is more of a jelly gas substance and the other is more like a tank of fuel with a fuse.