Close air support
Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2022 10:16 am
This is gonna be a sort of a follow-up to my first post on here as I'd figure I'd go more in depth as the other had a lot of problems when it came to Grammer and structure,now we do know that air support has been confirmed for six days but besides that confirmation we really don't have much to go off of besides some ambient jet noises in the background so this thread is mainly going to be speculating on how they'll handle things.
There were a vast majority of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft used during fallujah a lot of which I brought up in my first thread,but it seems like the major ones were:AH-1Z Vipers/Cobras and AH-64 Apache attack helicopters both of which especially the Apache saw a lot of successful fire missions during the battle,and when it comes to fixed wing aircraft you have:F16 falcon F18 super hornets and the f15 eagle and I think harrier VTOL aircraft especially AC-130 gunships.
Now before you get the wrong idea I'm not asking for all of these to be in the game I'm not I'm simply trying to trying get and idea of what we'll see in the game when it comes out and there are a lot of questions I have regarding air support for example will you be able to call in a fire mission whenever you'd like or will it depend on your assigned role or mission and if you were to call in a let's say a nearby cobra or Apache how long would it stay to provide air support and because I've heard AC-130 gunships be mentioned in a QNA how exactly would that work without full building destruction?since the AC-130 munitions especially the 105mm howitzer could definitely total a buliding easy and the same goes calling in an air strike or artillery strike on a house you suspect houses insurgents or an Apache or Cobra firing a missle at the house.
EDIT:So while I was typing this out I completely forgot to mention the A 10 thunderbolt lol I'm not exactly sure to what extent it was used during fallujah but I can imagine a lot since I remember seeing a video of an A10 strafing a minaret, and as I've mentioned in past threads hearing that BRRRRRRRT is a sound most like to hear and I'm sure most in the millsim community would agree with me on that,but the questions on the third paragraph are what I hope get answered as well as how certain close air support will function due to the lack of full building destruction.
There were a vast majority of fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft used during fallujah a lot of which I brought up in my first thread,but it seems like the major ones were:AH-1Z Vipers/Cobras and AH-64 Apache attack helicopters both of which especially the Apache saw a lot of successful fire missions during the battle,and when it comes to fixed wing aircraft you have:F16 falcon F18 super hornets and the f15 eagle and I think harrier VTOL aircraft especially AC-130 gunships.
Now before you get the wrong idea I'm not asking for all of these to be in the game I'm not I'm simply trying to trying get and idea of what we'll see in the game when it comes out and there are a lot of questions I have regarding air support for example will you be able to call in a fire mission whenever you'd like or will it depend on your assigned role or mission and if you were to call in a let's say a nearby cobra or Apache how long would it stay to provide air support and because I've heard AC-130 gunships be mentioned in a QNA how exactly would that work without full building destruction?since the AC-130 munitions especially the 105mm howitzer could definitely total a buliding easy and the same goes calling in an air strike or artillery strike on a house you suspect houses insurgents or an Apache or Cobra firing a missle at the house.
EDIT:So while I was typing this out I completely forgot to mention the A 10 thunderbolt lol I'm not exactly sure to what extent it was used during fallujah but I can imagine a lot since I remember seeing a video of an A10 strafing a minaret, and as I've mentioned in past threads hearing that BRRRRRRRT is a sound most like to hear and I'm sure most in the millsim community would agree with me on that,but the questions on the third paragraph are what I hope get answered as well as how certain close air support will function due to the lack of full building destruction.