Bullpups again

[Mobhack]

No - if you read what was said, all missiles are in one weapon slot now, fo single-missile release per pass.

So - edit the unit to have 4 missiles in the first missile slot, and second slot to weapon 0 (zero) with no ammo.

Although perhaps 4 of the things are a bit much on a fury IMHO!.

Now - save the OOB and run the cost calculator on it and save.

As to the bullpup's size - there is one bullpup and it does for all bullbup versionss. Later bullpups were 1000lb bombs. The game version seems to be that one.
bullpup Also see bullpup and Buccaneer "The Buccaneer was evaluated with the US-built AGM-12 Bullpup radio-guided air-to-surface missile in 1965. However, the Bullpup proved to be an unreliable and inaccurate weapon, and was rarely carried in practice. " A similar opinion of the contraption is expressed here Bullpup F105 "The D could also carry the Martin AGM-12 Bullpup air-to-surface missile, but this weapon was to prove almost useless in Vietnam against hardened targets."

It is not worthwhile to split into versions given the USMC has only a few valuable weapon slots free to expend one on an A model missile and one on a B one, for a rarely used article.

Any HE AP factor (and other stats) is more likely to be better as with those of the 1000lb bomb.

Cheers
Andy

[Dimitry]

So it seems to me that the Bullpup's HE ratio remains 90.
But as for AP ratio - as far as I remember, 500lb bomb has AP ratio of 8. So 1000lb bomb is 16.
That means that Bullpup's AP ratio will be around 16?
(The reason of my question is the same - I want to modify OOB file manually).

[Mobhack]

see the 1000LB bomb stats forbangs and penetrations as previously mentioned.

If you are doing this for your own purposes then you could make a separate bullpup-A (in its own weapon slot) to hang off the furies with the bang and kill stats from a 250 pounder? - see USMC weapon 195.

Cheers
Andy