Message text Zif wrote:
some plane have just their fuel advantage. What do you think will happen if those planes will lost that "peculiarity" ?
They won't. I'm not talking about giving germans more fuel, i'm talking about changing the way the "out of fuel" state is handled.
Before: you're a sitting duck, the more you stay, the more you risk being shot at hard.
After: you fly normally, you WILL be "shot at", the more you stay, the harder that shot will be.
I suppose it would give a little relief from their misery to tiny-tank planes (e.g. Albatrosses won't be affected). But i'm not shure about it, to tell the truth.
Just picture yourself on a almost-dry Fokker facing the odd of getting a shot as soon as you leave (or at game over anyway). How hard you would like that shot to be? Can you endure a column 10 shot?
I wouldn't. I'd run like hell.
Fokkers would be short-fueled anyway.
(Let's spare strategic talk for another moment, Id' like to stay IT.) |
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