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Stealth Bombers? (Fearless Blue)

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a9fc8yt3kd1 (Fearless Blue)

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05 Dec 2011 07:13Link
OK, I heard about stealth bombers being added to the offensive weapons on Fearless Blue. My country is not yet ready to build an offensive military or to wage aggressive war. However, stealth bombers sound like the sort of things I may want to employ in the future, say, to reduce losses while capturing a C3. That being said, I have two questions about them. First, when will they be added to the game documentation so that I can study them more thoroughly? Second, what type of ammunition will they use? I haven't seen any "stealth bombs" available on the Fearless Blue weapons market. Will they use precision bombs, just like the precision bombers do?
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RagingPencil (White Giant)

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05 Dec 2011 15:35Link
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1. Stealth Bombers

Stealth Bombers are now added to Simcountry as a new weapon. Stealth bombers where discussed and preanounced several months ago and their introduction now into the game will enable follow up enhancements the war game and make it possible to add new war levels.

Stealth Bombers can operate in small units and are excellent in attacks against air force units, land units and military targets in general. The bombers are not intended for attacks on non military targets.

The main special feature of stealth bombers is their ability to carry out automatic attacks on the enemy. The stealth units (not introduced yet) will operate on command by the player but can also carry out attacks as a reaction to attacks on your country. This makes stealth bomber units a new weapon to defend your country while you are not available to carry out the defense on your own.

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CorporatePartner (Fearless Blue)

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06 Dec 2011 13:39Link
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5. War and weapons document [ top ]

The war and weapons documents will be updated within several days to describe the new stealth bombers and laser guided bombs.<!-/Quote-!>

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Crafty (Little Upsilon)

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06 Dec 2011 21:30Link
Laser guided bombs!

Wow, how cool. Now thats 21st century, wonder when the maps are redrawn if you could have a moving crosshairs thing and target a particular missile battery or what ever. And anti-missile stuff that comes out the back as defence.

I'm having me some of these puppies.
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a9fc8yt3kd1 (Fearless Blue)

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06 Dec 2011 22:52Link
Actually, laser guided bombs are from the 20th century. The Nazis experimented with them during the second world war, and they came into popular use during the late 20th century. In contrast, most munitions in the early 21st century are guided by GPS satellites.