Low CAP vs High SWEEPS test #1

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RE: Low CAP vs High SWEEPS test #1

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[font="Times New Roman"]Full Test 1[/font]
This is a test of the best of the high layered CAP run 20 times. The second run of ten included two incidences of sweeps cooperating (multiple groups arriving at once) which reduced overall kill number while increasing the ratio toward the Allies. I keep these in as this is part of the chance dice rolls involved, where no other factors had changed.

Jack J2M5 - 36,910 (max)
Frank Ki-84r - 20k
Tony Ki-100-I - 10k


IJ _ 1055 (533_1-10) (522_11-20)

ALLIES _ 400 (217_1-10) (183_11-20)

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Ratio:Totals _ 2.63:1 (2.45:1) (2.85:1)



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The ones with very low Allied loss numbers are the cooperating sweeps.

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The Japanese do slightly better with the Jack up high. Is it because it has a higher ceiling?

I'd say climb rate. Jack has one of the highest climb rates of all Japanese fighters.
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RE: Low CAP vs High SWEEPS test #1

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wrong thread.
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