I maybe wrong on my count and look at the logs and points but it appears to me that the ALLIES has lost the last 7 frames across 3 different scenario's. I know the points haven't been posted for this Frame 01 yet but a look at the logs shows the following:
ALLIES:
77 fighters destroyed = +385
5 destroyed hangers = +125
AXIS:
76 fighters destroyed = +380
26 Bombers downed = +650
By my count and it may be a little off - NET AXIS Victory frame 01 +520 points - NOT OFFICAL , my count.
CM's really enjoy the FSO and what you all due for free and give of your time. However changes are needed from frame to frame which I don't think we see enough of, or not course enough changes to really change the outcome. Even if the changes resulted in the other side having a lopsided Frame victory. Even with that the sides are again even going into Frame 3. And a middle balance point can probably be estimated. I understand the dynamics of the game from squad show up to the squads themselves and plans. And not everything can be accounted for and I get that.
Main issue in this Scenario in my opinion: In this scenario the point value of the bombers to hangers (even at 25 points each) means that a good ALLIED planner isn't going to risk more than 1 bomber per hanger (possible target). Otherwise you find yourself risking 50 or 75 points to net 25 which isn't a good plan if are in it to win it. More importantly only a small number or percentage of ALLIED planes can destroy a Hanger (the Bombers). Where as every AXIS Fighter has the capability to destroy a Bomber that is worth the same as a Hanger. Don't know if that was intent in this scenario or not, that's the out come. Also the high bomber point value for the AXIS side "might" drive a AXIS pilot to make nearly suicidal attacks into a bomber formation and or not be concerned with ramming. After all his fighter is only worth 5 points. Which happened to 2 of the 4, 325th VFG bombers in Frame 01. Ramming happens and we have all had it happen and been a part of it. Just saying a high percentage to us in one frame.
Viper61
Ops Officer
325th VFG