250 kg). The Ju 88 A-4 is slightly faster than the He 111
of later planes in the series. The cannon carries only
and its airframe can take more punishment, making it
60 rounds and you’ll run dry relatively often early on,
more ideal for attacking ground targets as opposed to
so make your shots count in controlled bursts. The Air
larger bases. The SM.79 is of a similar nature, carrying
Targets belt with the mineshells should take out most
a mediocre bomb load that is more suited for ground
fighters with only a few hits. There’s also a Bf 109 E-3 at
targets and most variants are armed with a single
BR 3.0 in a similar weapons configuration as the He 112
forward-firing 12.7 mm Breda-SAFAT machine gun to
B-0, and this can be used as a backup fighter to the F-1.
clear soft targets that invariably accompany tanks.
The Fw 200 C-1 Condor, recently added in patch 1.47,
Recommended Research: Ju 87 D-3 → Ju
is also available at BR 3.0. The bombload of the Condor
88 A-4 → SM.79 1936 → SM.79 1939
(3000 kg) is enough to level bases quickly if left alone,
BR 3.0
although this is offset by its slow speed, large size and
poor defensive armament. The He 111 series is also
updated with the H-6 variant, with larger bombs (2 x
Suggested Lineup: Bf 109 F-1, Bf 109
1000 kg + 250 kg) for base bombing. The SM.79 series
E-3, Ju 87 D-3, SM.79bis/L, Fw 200 C-1 (2
get slight incremental updates too, with torpedoes
fighters, 1 dive bomber, 2 bombers)
added, althoug