Steel Division 2- How to Not Suck with Airplanes- Beginner Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- What are all those planes in the air tab and how do they all work? In this video we will discover each planes role and how to best use them in battle!
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Gonzo just confirmed. Increasing vet will not improve turning circle of plane but it will increase resilience.
Well what do you know. Thank you for the insight! Sorry for the incorrect information. Doesn’t make a whole lotta sense but how often does it really haha thank you for watching and following up!
@@atkpwrgaming it does increase accuracy, and thus damage output though! Definitely take them at double vet if possible if you get at least 4 fighters in your deck.
You will get more out of the money you pay, allowing for more ground troops. But for that you should definitely learn and know how to micro your fighters and when and where to bring or loiter them.
also make sure you are decent with your on ground recon game
who's Gonzo?
My buddy just got this for me so we could play together. Thank you for making great videos about a great game.
Fantastic! I hope the tutorials help you skip some of the learning curve!
@@atkpwrgaming You videos are incredibly helpful, although I do get the occasional urge to murder you when you say "hillpression". ;)
When you have a commander it bumps units up by 2, when you have a leader it bumps it units by 1 (or 2 if commander close enough). I'd like to see that principle on the ground adopted in the air where either the ground force has an effect in the air (but 1.5x the distance) or leader aircraft can be got (single unit card only) - leaders / commanders lessen the damage taken
That would be need, but incredibly inefficient. Veterancy is so much less significant on planes, I don’t see a situation in which it would ever make much of a difference
"leader aircraft"
Wing leader / Squadron leader.
You'd kind of need to be able to send in planes in groups then.
Unfortunately ground attack planes don't do anything after dropping their bombs. Three different guns labeled as ground/air, and they won't use them
They had to nerf their effectiveness because they used to be too good
@@atkpwrgaming ah that's how it is? Thanks for clarifying
you have to switch the bombs off on the card before or after their bombs are dropped when card is bought or during a run
@@markcollins6578 when I disable the bombs, they'll actually fire at ground targets? Really?
Also, I think ‘agility’ lessens stress? Ask on SDL or Bootcamp someone will know.
Agility does not lesson stress. Resilience will strengthen the stress bar along with veterancy. Since the upped agility comes from upped veterancy, thats where that correlation can come from.
how far out do the recon planes see? Do I have to fly them over the enemy or can I fly them closer to my front line or even on my side of the line and still see stuff?
You will definitely see tanks and things out in the open 1000m with a plane. But if you wanna see things in the woods you have to be directly over to have a chance and even then it’s limited
@@atkpwrgaming Thanks
I noticed stukha bombers always do a spin in the air before throwing their bomb. Is there a way to micro them so they wont do that ?
Every time they do it, they waste so much time, a fighter comes and gets rid of them or they get suppressed and run away. The Il bombers are the same as the stukha.
They will always do that. Thats part of their usage and why they arent more widely used. They would be way too good with their bomb load out if you didnt have to work through that animation haha
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I will try to ask on the forums the devs. They are my favorite airplanes, and I can only use them in phase A.
I can use the anti tank ones or the rochet ones beyond phase A, but not the regular.
@@atkpwrgaming
Do you recommend using the stukha fighter variation ? The one made to take down enemy fighters ?
@@dnaseb9214 stukhas in all forms are pretty bad hence their cheap price
@@atkpwrgaming
Do you hold the same opinion of the IL-2 ?
the russian version of the stuka
thanks
Absolutely!
Agility, last I heard, has NOTHING to do with the turning circle of the planes. What it represents is their ability to dodge shots (so if higher it gives them better defence against other air planes (and possibly AA?)
While that might be true about the shot dodging, I am quite sure that when I am using planes with a high level of agility they turn much more quickly and sharply then lower agility planes. You can especially see it when you micro your planes. There turn radius is much sharper and they can get around to targets far easier.
Test it. I’m 90% sure because so many people have told me this over the years. It kind of makes sense as being a vet won’t allow you to change the physical capabilities of the plane. As a rule of thumb higher agility planes have better turning circles BUT increasing vet will not alter turning circle at all.
@@PhilosophyNascent It literally does though. More experienced ww2 pilots abused specific characteristics of their planes (like the torque of the engine to role and turn) to effectively be more maneuverable. Early Bf109 pilots sometimes managed to out turn their spitfire counterparts because they could or dared to pull higher G-loads even thought technically the lower wingloading of the spitfires should have allowed them a tighter turning radius than the bf109's.
@@SirFlausch It was confirmed (read above). The increase in ‘agility’ does not reduce the turning circle. This is literally how the game works.
@@PhilosophyNascent the comment you replied to last didn't talk about ingame. Yes, ingame it makes no difference. But man, in real life the abilities of the pilot had a massive impact on the turn radius. So saying "it would make no sense" is complete bogus.
Tolerating G Forces needs a good physice, the correct breathing technique and also finding the correct rotation to minimize the G-force load necessary to follow your enemy. Just look up some of the stats from german fighter aces. The top 10 german pilot aces of ww2 have over 200 kills EACH, meaning those 10 men shot down over 2.500 allied planes together (the top 2 pilots shot down 301 and 352 planes respectively).
Veterancy should have a MASSIVE impact on the performance in the game, sadly it doesn't.