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Only use them if no CAP nor ANY AA in the area,over extended infantry for example.
I couldn't agree more, this is something Eugen needs to look into, I have a very difficult time believing they were this inept. I essentially use them as a single launch and forget, you have less than a 20% chance of bringing them back due to the fact they always fly to the top of the map, even though their target was in the lower portion, it appears to be flawed.
I mean, yeah, could see that, though its functionality is what concerns me the most, from a TTP perspective it makes no sense to auto fly the entire length of the map to strike a single location, that's the biggest issue.
That is, I'll use them as CAS if the enemy is trying to push deep into my own territory, as they usually have over-stretched their own AA net and are potentially within your AA bubble. If the opponent(s) are busy managing their forces on the ground, they sometimes are in poor position to respond to close-in Stuka strike -- or they point-and-click their fighters to intercept your Ju-87s, and their fighters get chewed to shreds by your AA.
Nice strategy, have done this a few times myself, will do it more often when using Stukas, appreciate the response!
sometimes automatic returning after bomb run is idiotic so chancing approach direction can change return path to better direction.
As FREEZED said, try calling them in the battlefield (in your back lines) and let them loiter some before you send them to attack. This may draw enemy fighters out and force them to fly into your territory instead of your planes meeting them near the middle of the map or over enemy territory. this way, hopefully your AA can help more.
Also, automatic winchester can get your places killed, especially slow planes like stukas. Wait until they are already in your back lines before you tell them to evac.
Stukas are much better when used in numbers, one good tactic is to hold off until C phase when you can get a metric ♥♥♥♥ ton of them out at once. I try to avoid them in A-B phase, unless i basically have air superiority or something
They were slow, didnt hold energy well, were lightly armoured and always needed an escort.
I would use Stukas only if I had total air supremacy AND all enemy AA destroyed.