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its just a couple *tinks* from what seems like a glancing shot or a brief burst. and bam my entire crew is dead. the replay shows a single bullet hitting one person and the entire crew is dead. very weird.
I think its bug hopefully it will be fixed.
Out of interest, what planes are often taking you out, and how much do you have invested in Vitality? Also what are you flying that it happens? Having a block or two should help reduce pilotsnipes significantly.
A good pilot doesn’t just aim to hit, they aim for specific parts of your plane to hit. If you’re under the impression that aiming that carefully isn’t reasonably possible, you’ve simply not been flying long enough.
Planes actually have a super thin skin that can allow most armor piercing rounds to continue traveling. Even bombers. Not too sure if they modeled the bulkheads or how well they did for planes that have it.
If it's happening in mixed battles, I could see it being a bug by having the kill condition of only one crew member to be considered k/o.
Wanna know why? Because the vietcong KO'd Huey Pilots through their Windshield in Vietnam back in the day with AK47's, thats why.
I'm done with War Thunder. This is like a post-mortem. The only thing that might drag me back into it is scuttling the KO mechanic - at least within arcade mode. At least to me, it seems to be an exploitable mechanic that would far surpass the natural talent of real pilots on an average basis.