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Re: PzG Navy contra arty (was Re: PzG Norway suggestions????)

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From: Thierry Lejealle
Date: Thu, 28 Sep 1995 00:00
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>No, I think you are correct. Someone else pointed out that the Ju88 was originally designed as 
>a dive-bomber, but it is treated as a level bomber in the game. In the Pacific, level bombing 
>from B17s was pretty ineffective.
>I guess we'll just have to put it down to another historical inaccuracy in PG (like those 3 
>range SIG SPGs - real life max range 2500m).

	I think there's a point where the game is very wrong to : it's bomber.
Okay IU know huge allied level bombers where sometimes used against troops, though
their main use was against industry and cities.
	However I believe the german level bombers are hardly
bigger than the US tactical bomber (B25, B26) in PG. I'd rather classify
them all in medium bombers, as in PacWar. 
	I wonder why in earth a B29 doesn't inflict more dammage than
a far smaller german level bomber...

	I hope the sequel to PzG will be as great as the original one !
I think it seted a new standard as for this kind of computer wargame !
 
	
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From: thierry@pfrec42.Paris01 (Thierry Lejealle)
Subject: Re: PzG Navy contra arty (was Re: PzG Norway suggestions????)
Date: 1995/09/28
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