citizen67 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Hi everyone, I do like strike missions but I have to be honest: I'm not so skilled in bombing without the help of CCIP (or using LGBs)... The bombs often fall too far or too short and I haven't yet mastered an effective technique to hit the target. So I wondered if it's possible to "expand" the target area on the map and have a Mission accomplished. RTB message even if you don't hit THAT single fuel tank or barracks, but the larger area that contains the target. Like what happens in other simulators or, I guess, in real combat mission. Thank you
+Gepard Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago In strike missions you have to destroy the object, which the game engine gives you as target. The size of the object is defined by the shape of the object. This cant be changed by simple ini eding.
+EricJ Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 1 hour ago, citizen67 said: Hi everyone, I do like strike missions but I have to be honest: I'm not so skilled in bombing without the help of CCIP (or using LGBs)... The bombs often fall too far or too short and I haven't yet mastered an effective technique to hit the target. So I wondered if it's possible to "expand" the target area on the map and have a Mission accomplished. RTB message even if you don't hit THAT single fuel tank or barracks, but the larger area that contains the target. Like what happens in other simulators or, I guess, in real combat mission. Thank you if you download The Range/Red Range you can do unopposed strike missions (and a few other, if I remember correctly) and practice weapon delivery. I've been playing for years, but sometimes just bombing targets on a range of it's own is very nice when you don't want to be bothered honing your techniques and such.
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