I don’t understand how a fcking plane can kill me while I am inside a building!! That is completely unfair and not okay. If you are trying to drive people away from your game tis is the fcking way to do it.
Standing near any openings? Explosions can easily get to you that way.
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I was on normandy in the basement of the chattue in the middle of the building (sorry about spelling)
It wasn’t even a bomb, it was his machine guns that killed me
Well correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t 50 cal go through normal walls from that time?
Certain building parts are missing collision for bullets. Didn’t expect that roof to be one of them, but very much possible.
You can just shoot through the wooden log houses in Moscow, for example.
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Not through two floors and multiple walls
I get that, but you would think that stone walls and flooring would stop them
Nothing can stop the German might
I’d expect for 3 2-foot thick wood logs to stop a rifle bullet too.
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Yeah but aren’t planes using 30-37mm cannons?
That carry HE belts for the most part, not AP.
Most of them penetrate less than 50cal ball ammo, or 30cal AP
Touché
Depending on the plane, German Stukas normally used one 20mm cannon that had an extremely slow fire rate, mainly due to the fact that it was primarily used as a form of mobile artillery bombing just a few feet in front of the advancing Germans.
Large explosions, bullets and armour piercing tank shells have the ability to penetrate wooden walls
If you were hiding inside a wooden house, it’s normal to be killed by a plane who bombed that house
That would not be a stuka, most likely. Stukas were dive bombers. They had some 20mm machine cannons with high rate of fire on some models, but also 37mm low rate of fire cannons on certain models. One of the three things doesn’t add up. Stuka, 20mm, low rate of fire.
Depending on the year, I was talking more about the invasion of Poland. At that time Stukas were not as advanced as they were in the invasion of the Soviet Union. In that specific theater of operations yes, that is correct. It was also used for a short time when the Germans moved through Scandinavia up towards Norway.
No the point is, Germany never made any low rate of fire 20mm cannons. They all had high rate of fire.
So you are telling me German Luftwaffe reports from WW2 are wrong?