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Wingman -> RE: The Minor Bug List BtR_Axside.bmp (10/1/2010 6:03:18 PM)
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Some more "problems" I see while playing 1943 long campaingn as Axis defender (It is the 7th August 1944 (Turn 356/700)):
I have the Ta 154A in production and I find
- ErpKdo 154 already upgraded to FuG 220 SN-2 and Flensburg
- All other units manually changed to Ta 154A are still equiped witch FuG 212
Bf 109 G-14 and FW 190 A8/R7 are in production and on stock
- Bf 109 G-14, 143 in pool
- FW 190 A8/R7, 408 in pool
and no possibility to manually change any of JG30x to a new model
Upgrade issue
If I 'upgrade' a Bf 109 G-14 to a Bf 109 G-14/R6 and later replace this by another model, I goes back to the pool as a Bf 109 G-14, it looses its 'Ruestsatz'. Same is true for all other models like FW 190 and Me 410 (all lines in the aircraft pool show up with 0 units. This does only blow up the list of Aircrafts in the pool).
Research/Upgrade
If I invest in research, e.g. Me 410 B-2/U2, I do receive this model earlier than originally planned. The upgraded model Me 410 B-2/U4 is not available at the same point in time, it is delayed to its originally date of arrival. I have seen the same for Bf 109 G-14, Me 262A and Do 335 A. In all cases the upgunned versions are delayed and not available with the base model. This is a bad situation, as I am not able to do a direct research on this models.
Flaktower
Germany has constructed Flaktowers in Hamburg, Berlin and Vienna, none of the are visible in the game.
- Hamburg Flakturm IV (Heiligengeistfeld/St.Pauli), armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and numerous 37 mm and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Hamburg Flakturm VI (Wilhelmsburg), ready in Octomer 1943, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and sixteen (four quad) 20 mm guns
- Berlin Tiergarten, ready in April 1941, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and numerous 37 mm and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Berlin Volkspark Friedrichshain, ready in October 1941, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and numerous 37 mm and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Berlin Volkspark Humboldthain, ready in April 1942, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and numerous 37 mm and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Vienna, Flakturm VI - Stiftskaserne, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Vienna, Flakturm VII - Augarten, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and thirty-two (eight quad) 20 mm guns
- Vienna, Flakturm VIII - Arenberg Park, ready in October 1943, armed with eight (four twin) 128 mm guns and sixteen (four quad) 20 mm guns
Possible solution: Model them like Sumatra-Java bases in Romania.
Radar
- I have never seen any contact made with FuG 220 SN-2 (Used in He 219 A-2 and Ta 154A) while playing the 1943 long campaign
- No jamming of FuG220 SN-2 was possible prior to mid 1944, afterwards the antenna layout was changed to reduce the effect of jamming. End of 1944 effective jamming was possible
- Monica: German possibility to home in on Monica was unknown to the allies until Mid of 1944, afterwards Monica was not used
- Wuerzlaus (add-on to german groud radar) reduced the effect of windows from end of 1943 on
- H2S the quality of the displayed signal was o.k. to find a city, but a certain factory?
Turn back of allied bomber groups
I have seen this several times, also escort fighters turn back. The most impressive attack was a bombing run from british bases bypassing Hannover to Berlin. After a successful run(?) some of the bomers including teir escort on their way back home took a different decision and turned back to Berlin for an additional run. I am really impressed as they started a run bombing factories. None of the machines got lost while running out of fuel (In reality I would expect them to load more bombs for the initial attack or to run out of fuel and do crash landing somewhere over enemy europe). It seems to me, that this happens with groups split of the original bomber stream(as they usually have large group numbers like 300 and over).
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