We live in 2025, when will the world understand that weight in lb and kg are not the same 1 lb is 0.4536 kg
Meaning a 500kg bomb is biger and mmore powerfull then the 1000lb one.
Please!!!
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Not necessarily since the number usually only refers to the actual weight of the bomb, not the explosive mass. What exactly is your issue or suggestion, I could not read that from you post?
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@SnazzyTheTankHunter is correct in that the weight of the bomb does not 100% equal effect, as bombs of the same listed weight aren’t even equal within themselves.
Take a look at the bombs chart inside the “Ordnance stats” section on here, and compare to your hearts content:
And after doing so, come up with a point to your suggestion, I don’t know either what you’re after. The units should stay as they are, they’re part of the historical name, and different countries at different times in history used different sets of units of measurements, not everything has to be metric you can learn to use other systems too (I’m Swedish, we’re discount Germans that are born with metric).
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Another bias person.
Look at 1 bomb then look at the 2 bomb and say are you normal
Untill when will we all act mentally ill??
Man what? I have no clue what you are talking about.
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What do you mean. Please do use clear and precise wording, if you really need to post here.
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Okey obviously you all children.
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This is NO RESOURCE, its a EXEL PAGE with some numbers and letters.
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I never said anything about removing countries names for weight
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A smaller mass bomb needs, MUST be smaller then the bigger.
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Bigger bomb=bigger booooooooooooooom PHISICS!!!
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Im not even gonna talk about the more destrucive power of equal tnt weights…
Znaci , 1 lb=0.46kg znaci 1000lb=460kg znaci ne moze 500kg bomba u igrici biti manja od ove od 1000!!!
Ili smo u svijetu di su mravi veci od zirafa. 4 godine ovo igram i 7000 sati i vise mi je pun … Te nepravde laganja i varanja.
This is not a reply, it’s a forum post with some letters and special characters.
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This will be the last message, since it’s clearly pointless to discuss with you.
- Yes this a resource and yes it’s also an excel document
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- You are aware of material density?
- no, metal does not explode
- Yes please don’t talk any further
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Hey 12 year old, that is no reacurse!!! Reasurce would be from a museum or history book,magazine,page.
This is enlisted game statistics (in game data)
Are you aware it still depends on the explosive mass of the bomb ?
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The game uses systems used by each country to describe their weapons. That’s why there are yards for the bazooka, pounds for British tanks, .45 ACP calibers for American weapons, and inches and centimeters for mortars
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You do realise that bomb weight doesn’t equal explosive mass, right…?
Closing this as answered.