ORIGINAL: Graymane
Hi, I have a few questions. How do you choose your non-rounded altitudes? I see some at 13,900, 14,900, 11,900, etc. Why not 13,000 or 14,000? Also, do different heights matter greatly for recon? Finally, on the campaign screen, what do the numbers in parens mean at the bottom? (to AA fire 7:117/12:288) or (on ground 4:0/11:9). I assume losses due to those factors for day and campaign, but what do the actual numbers mean?
sorry for the delay, I don't also see new posts in this area
at the top of the screen, there are 6 buttons (arrows) one is for 10,000, 1000 and then 100, going each way (when in the plotting screen) the triple arrow will raise or drop the ALT by 10,000, the double by 1000, and the single by 100
other then for a reason, most are done for feel (IE CH radar has a low limit of 5000 feet, so you may want to plot a raid to be at 4,800 feet and so on)
recon, well, the higher you are, the safer you may be, but only the Ju 86 is really safe, but the higher you are, the poorer, the info you may get, the lower, the better, but, you may have great photos, laying in the English country side
on the summery screen
those would be AA kills today/AA damaged today, AA kills total/AA damaged Total
lower line is about the same but
Planes destroyed on the ground today/Planes damaged on the ground today, Planes destroyed on the ground total, Planes damaged on the ground Total
No comments, only advice to Dixie.
Never, ever play against one of the Devs of the game.
I talk a lot to Dixie, and he was kind enough to get into a game with me, so I could test some things for myself, it is not a cut throat game, and it has no bragging rights to it (but, if I lose, I am sure I will hear about it)
he is telling me what he sees, and I can ask him what happened here or there, so I can understand what is going on
only hassle is real life keeps kicking up