My initial response was... "Hmm... er.. Naaaahh"
After reading some responses and mulling over the cause/effect of this enhancement, I think I'm swinging towards the 'yeah' side.
Here's my $.02:
I understand the attempt to dissuade those who intentionally dive their craft while releasing ord into a target then cratering to tower and reupping within seconds to deliver more ord. This behaviour should be discouraged.
As is the case with low flying bombers used to drop ord before the blast takes out their own craft. This, too, should be discouraged. ( Though my favorite pasttime is attacking said craft with the 190-A8 boom-stick platform O' doom. )
And so is the case with those who conduct level bombing and bail out of their craft after having dropped ord., for the sole purpose, supposedly, of gathering up the next load of ord and returning to the target area as quickly as possible. Again, this, too, should be discouraged.
Unfortunately, the level bomber who has every intention to return to base intact may become mauled shortly after delivering their ordnance and lose the credit that they had earned. Being, primarily, one of these types, it hits a bit close to home, however, if my bombers are destroyed within 2 minutes of my ord detonation, then I have failed in taking the necessary precautions either by target selection or volume/effectiveness of escort fighters.
If I take my bombers into a heavily contested area without proper escort and a herd of 190s/110s pixellates my buttocks after I drop, well.. I deserve it. It's a risk that will have to be considered when planning missions. Not unlike trying to sneak a base that is the current staging base for the front line. D'oh!
Seems to me that this change would enhance the need for good teamwork and seriously elevate the importance of good fighter escorts, as well as the defensive CAP forces for different bases.
ALSO.. this allows roving 262 defenders to destroy troop-porking LA7s soon enough to prevent 3 people from thwarting the efforts of 50.
Sorry.. couldn't resist that last one.