@SamuraiShibaJP I live Texas and 3 hours away from any major city like DFW, or Austin. The beach is 8 hours away, Starbase is 10 hours away, EL Paso is 7-8 Hours away. Its not the trip there it is always the trip back home that is the longest.
Here are more stats on his script they are really good, I had way to many flights on my server after the adjustment the numbers are way better.
Fighter losses are much lower this morning: 16.6 of every 100 fighters lost, against 28.7 yesterday.
This morning (00:00β07:31): 265 fighter take-offs and 44 lost air-to-air.
Yesterday (full day): 814 take-offs and 234 lost.
Run 4 so far: 27.1 per 100 lost, well below the 43.9 before the defence went live.
Activity since the 14:55 restart: 74 dodges, 80 turns, 14 split-S manoeuvres, 20 break-offs, and no errors.
Only one morning so far: I'll check whether the low rate holds through the day.
I have been using it for 3 or 4 weeks now it gets great results.
The BVR defence has been on since Sep 28 and has cut fighter losses by about a sixth.
Before it went live (3 days): 43.9 of every 100 fighter take-offs were lost air-to-air.
Since Sep 28 (3 weeks): 36.8 per 100 lost, from 23,172 fighter take-offs.
What the jets did: 15,454 missile dodges and 7,162 times they broke off.
Weekly loss rate is flat: about 37 per 100 since early October, 35.6 last week.
Still working in run 4: 449 dodges since last night's start; 35.9 per 100 lost.
The 13 Mountain Ranges in Texas
β’ Guadalupe Mountains β Location: Culberson County; Highest Peak: Guadalupe Peak (8,751 ft, the highest point in Texas).
β’ Davis Mountains β Location: Jeff Davis County; Highest Peak: Mount Livermore (8,378 ft).
β’ Chisos Mountains β Location: Brewster County (Big Bend National Park); Highest Peak: Emory Peak (7,825 ft).
β’ Franklin Mountains β Location: El Paso County; Highest Peak: North Franklin Mountain (7,192 ft).
β’ Chinati Mountains β Location: Presidio County.
β’ Sierra Vieja β Location: Presidio and Hudspeth counties (part of the Southern Rockies transition).
β’ Sierra del Carmen β Location: Along the Rio Grande border.
β’ Sierra Diablo β Location: Hudspeth and Culberson counties (plateau/bighorn sheep reserve).
β’ Delaware Mountains β Location: Culberson and Reeves counties (limestone and sandstone strata).
β’ Hueco Mountains β Location: El Paso and Hudspeth counties (known for ancient rock art).
β’ Beach Mountains β Location: Culberson County.
β’ Christmas Mountains β Location: Brewster County (public-access research land near Big Bend).
β’ Palo Pinto Mountains β Location: Palo Pinto County (North-Central Texas plateau remnants/hills, max elevation ~1,447 to 1,500 ft).