What is the point of the Nate Ki-79 available in 1945?

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Tanaka
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What is the point of the Nate Ki-79 available in 1945?

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Is this a Nate upgrade? Why produce anymore Nates after a certain point? Does anyone produce this at all?
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RE: What is the point of the Nate Ki-79 available in 1945?

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I believe IRL reason was for cheap kamikaze , in game you shouldnt need them. Higher speed planes will make a better kamikaze
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RE: What is the point of the Nate Ki-79 available in 1945?

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ORIGINAL: Evoken

I believe IRL reason was for cheap kamikaze , in game you shouldnt need them. Higher speed planes will make a better kamikaze

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RE: What is the point of the Nate Ki-79 available in 1945?

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The KI-79 was a trainer aircraft, hence the two seater configuration. It was used as a kamikaze aircraft late in the war. In the game I agree that there isn't a practical use to build them outside of wanting to use up the Hitachi engines.
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