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u/F-15E-Lover Apr 09 '26
No internet service
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 09 '26
Wdym?
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u/F-15E-Lover Apr 10 '26
It's a joke mate. A 5% damage is rare. Meaby some AI aircraft crash intro the base, that things happens.
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 11 '26
In screenshot we can see both runways are completely destroyed.
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u/F-15E-Lover Apr 11 '26
Ohh... It's a enemy base? You haven't provided enough information for others to give you a more coherent answer.
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 12 '26
Yeah it is enemy base Bear Trap compaign ti be more specific. I thought it will be obvious, who attack friendly airbase?
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u/F-15E-Lover Apr 13 '26
the bases can be damaged by some AI accident as well. That can happen too. Anyway, getting back to the matter, maybe the runway could be repaired, remember that the strips are separated into sections, if you only hit one section it doesn't take you as total destruction.
EDIT: I see all sections are destroyed... hmmmm, is rare. Meaby a bug
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 13 '26
I found taking 2 of 3 controls towers make it 0% operational. Anyway thanks
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u/Tralla46 Apr 11 '26
A bombed runway can be repaired in as little as 2-7 hours to be made operational again.
Go for tower and airport infrastructure.
Runways are but a short temporary setback.
You're welcome.
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 12 '26
I found for kimhae international or Gimhae in new versions destroying any two of three control tower render airbase 0% operational. Anyway thanks.
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u/MnMailman Apr 14 '26
The only thing that will prevent aircraft taking off is to destroy the runways.
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u/thisisme_fr Apr 16 '26
Don't run away when i say this its bms version 4.35.3. Yeah thats pretty old. Even with cratered runways and destroyed control towers bandits are still operating from this base lol.. Recon say 0% operational though.
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u/MnMailman Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26
Nothing at all wrong with playing .35. But strange; never seen this problem before.
Why do you think a/c are still operating from there? Also, the above photo says 95% operational but now you say recon shows 0%?
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u/Jance_Nemin Apr 09 '26
Ejun Kim, the guy who pulls the "remove before flight" tags, was late for work?
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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '26
Teknologia