As a Gunner becomes more skilled, they will learn to be more efficient with their ammunition, as well adapt to a sharper aim. Your Gunners, who can switch between the nose, tail, and mid-upper turrets, will be in charge of shooting down marked targets. You will need to use your Navigator to tag enemies for all the while your Gunners are on patrol. There are two Gunners to control in Bomber Crew: a primary Gunner, and a secondary Gunner. Once skilled enough, a Radio Op can also call in for reinforcements to join you in the skies.
By upgrading the radar between missions, you will be able to locate enemies a lot quicker, which can of course give you the upper hand during bigger battles. Your Radio Op will be in charge of keeping track of the enemy planes in your area. It is also the Navigator's responsibility to scout ahead and tag any potential ground targets for the Gunners to eliminate.Īs your Navigator becomes more experienced, they will be able to pinpoint custom markers, and even tag hazardous terrains and obstacles. Your Navigator will report directly to the Pilot, and will manually tag course markers for the aircraft to head towards. That is, providing you have them installed. A Flight Engineer will also put out any fires using the built-in extinguishers. Your Flight Engineer is in control of maintaining the fuel levels between the two on-board tanks. The pilot is also in control of the plane's altitude, landing gear, and basic maneuvers, thereby putting themselves in the main position with the most responsibility. Your pilot will fly the aircraft during battles, and will steer towards whatever navigation markers your Navigator tags over the course of the level.
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