Per title.
Airstrikes do burn trees, but napalm strikes don't.
Tested with dark forests and normal forests, but not magical forests yet, however I suspect magical ones won't, either.
Napalm doesn't burn trees
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I've often found it rather hard to burn up trees with napalm strikes. I find the igniting somewhat random from grenades (and all the more hilarious becuase of it) but there have been numerous times when I've sent a napalm strike directly over a dark forest or the Holy Tree and nothing to happen, I'm guessing because the bombers didn't hit exactly the trunk of the tree.
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Well by definition napalm is essentially burning goop. The reason why it was used was because it clings to stuff while it burns, and it was cheaper than the alternative during world war 2, so it was adopted.
...which I think would be cool if it worked the way it was supposed to. Like the ground would stay on fire for a few seconds wherever there was a napalm strike. Right now it seems to be just fire in a given area.
...which I think would be cool if it worked the way it was supposed to. Like the ground would stay on fire for a few seconds wherever there was a napalm strike. Right now it seems to be just fire in a given area.
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