[Req] Flak Damage

Warhawk · 06-05-09, 03:37 PM

Ok, I searched and looked..but couldn't find an answer anywhere

I have a VII/B early '42 w/ dual zwelling 20mm mounts...on air attacks my guys light up the incoming aircraft, 8-10 hits easy..but the planes keep coming...

I am sorry..if you hit a plane with a few 20mm AA rounds..that sucker is coming out of the sky, ok I will even go so far as giving it barely survivable chances with 3-4 (I'm talking direct engine hits, not wing or fuselage hits)

Is there any way to increase the damage done by the flak guns to aircraft?

And a 20mm AA gun within 1000 yards on a standard cookie cutter cargo ship during WWII it would be a floating gazebo (standard construction steel was approx 1/4" thick and wasn't hardened)..well for a little while anyway.

Thanks in advance

06-05-09, 03:37 PM	#1
Warhawk Seaman Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 38 Downloads: 3 Uploads: 0	[Req] Flak Damage Ok, I searched and looked..but couldn't find an answer anywhere I have a VII/B early '42 w/ dual zwelling 20mm mounts...on air attacks my guys light up the incoming aircraft, 8-10 hits easy..but the planes keep coming... I am sorry..if you hit a plane with a few 20mm AA rounds..that sucker is coming out of the sky, ok I will even go so far as giving it barely survivable chances with 3-4 (I'm talking direct engine hits, not wing or fuselage hits) Is there any way to increase the damage done by the flak guns to aircraft? And a 20mm AA gun within 1000 yards on a standard cookie cutter cargo ship during WWII it would be a floating gazebo (standard construction steel was approx 1/4" thick and wasn't hardened)..well for a little while anyway. Thanks in advance