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Thats why the release still is called 410 ?!
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Can I have one of the improved "bis" versions please?
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will be any news before christmas?
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THE development of 4.10 has taken almost as long as World war two itself,I'm losing all
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Just a little update on the bombs:
I found some historical data concerning the destruction radius for German SC bombs and FAB 5000. Since some of TD said the shrapnel-radius needs to be taken into account for FABs blast-radius in game, I want to post a table for the shrapnel radius that I found in Wolfgang Thamms book Fliegerbomben:
Here is why the FABs destruction radius in game is very dubious: The most common explosive in FAB bombs used was Amatol(exception FAB50 using pure TNT). SC bombs contained a mix of 40% Amatol and 60% TNT. The TNT equivalent for Amatol is given with 0,85. That means it´s less powerful. Accordingly the TNT equivalent of SCs is 0,94 where the FABs TNT equivalent is 0,85, which results in 9% more explosive power for the SC bombs in comparison to FAB bombs. Historically the SC bombs had a heavier filling than the FAB bombs. I found a source in the internet giving away the blast radius of a FAB 5000 with 428m!!! in game we have 2500m!!! Quote:
FAB-50____12m/25m(stone/wood)____25m in game FAB-100___18m/35m(stone/wood)____50m in game FAB-250___28m/56m(stone/wood)____50m in game FAB-500___40m/80m(stone/wood)___250m in game FAB-1000_55m/112m(stone/wood)___500m in game With this historical data in the background, I kindly ask TD to change the blast radius of FAB and SC bombs. Another concern was that some of the German Cockpits weren´t historical correct. Is TD interested in data on that to be able to do a change? |
@Emil: Please use the proper way of reporting errors or requests which is much more easier for us to follow than going through many pages of public forums: our email address. Thanks a lot.
Martin |
Aha.
Where do I find the email? |
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