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Originally Posted by senseispcc
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May I ask a stupid question (or it seem so);
What is the difference for a pilot in a single seater fighter to be in a battle with 50 planes and 128 planes?
I shall partly answer this but try to find more answers;
in a battle with 50 planes you have one on 50 chances to be a causality in a 128 aircrafts battle you have statistically less chances to be shoot down. It is why the "big wings" did less damage.
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The answer to your question is that the game is sold as a Battle of Britain simulator. Take a look at Battle of Britain II: Wings of Victory and the historical battles in that and you'll see the sort of engagements people were hoping to find in this game.
Now I think of it, that might explain why they changed the name from Storm of War:
Battle of Britain to Cliffs of Dover. Cliffs of Dover implies the Battle of Britain without actually
promising it.