Scramble Squadron Leader Career Ep.1 || Scramble: Battle of Britain Gameplay!

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Scramble: Battle of Britain is a tactical dogfighting game that thrusts players into the High-Octane chaos of the 1940 summer skies. Set in a dynamic 3D airspace, this simultaneous-turn-based game embraces the intricate details of aerodynamics and physics-based simulation unique to the piloting experience while minimizing time and reflex demands. Players lead their squadrons through intense aerial battles as Luftwaffe and RAF fighters clash over the English Channel. Through each gameplay phase—Planning, Simulation, and Review—players strategize and command aerial maneuvers, witness simulation outcomes in real-time, and rewind the action to analyze battle damage using detailed camera tools.

[lorenard]

watching this man cut his damn throttle while about to stall is absolutely doing my head in

[galatians-.]

"Oh they're strarting to shoot at me. I'm not too fond of that"
What a surprising revelation, Wolfpack. I too, don't appreciate being shot at. Not my cup of tea.

[PrimarchX]

Typically you want your shot opportunities to come early in the phase as they will nearly never follow the 'current
flight plan, so the earlier the shot comes the more likely you are to get them before they can maneuver away.

[Huwbacca]

You can click on the ghost of your planes and adjust it's course while focused the camera on that. Makes life so much easier.

[FerroEquus-]

Now THAT is the kind of sponsors content creators should have.

[AceDupuy]

The devs should make it so that aircraft CANNOT leave the battle AFTER the pilot has already begun to bail out.

[buk]

When waiting for things to finish, turn on level flioght, otherwise they might just suicide into the sea. Also friendly fire is real so some of that crossfire looked a bit risky

[andrerodrigues]

If you press G you switch to the vision of your end move (the ghost) - it's way easier to fine tune your aim

Also, if you press R the camera will align with your plane, which helps a lot too

[StuGLyfe]

GRABOWSKI'S REVENGE sounds like a movie or book. This game rocks, gonna pick it up next paycheck. Thanks for the vid! If you could, show us more of the post-game fight.

[Tomikchomik]

Its nice, that they add polish pilots. Greetings from Poland <3

[xahxyy]

T. Grabowski knew his role when his plane got shot and he swore he'd get revenge from those jerry's he just had to wait for the perfect opportunity. When time came, he got the perfect revenge, and he is a beast with that aggressive stall shot!

[RobotYawn]

This game is a good take at pilots "flying with their hands" while discussing a dog fight.

[johngrey]

His name is Sikora, not Sikorsa. Sikora is a species of bird (in Polish) and is also used as a nickname for someone small and agile.

[Chillingwithchillie]

Repeat please! “Shut up! Shut up in Polish!” 😂😂😂😂

[mathiasrryba]

Got the game, first fight was against 5 Bf110s, nearly crashed two spitfires together, then nearly crashed with a bf110 but ended up with 4 kills and zero damage taken. It was really fun.

It's pretty cool, only thing I noticed is that the water isn't exactly modelled, had Bf110s dive half their entire hulls into it, sometimes sideways with a wing cutting through the water 4-5m deep and seemingly nothing happened to them.

[CHNO]

Been following this channel only shortly, since the Sea Power content came up, and I really really like it.
This is great content. Just watch and chill, find some new games you might like as well. Lovely.
And then I just realized, my dude also uploads in 4K ( not that I have a 4K monitor, but still ). That's some good work!
Much love from Germany.

[mattbier]

It's really addicting watch you play this game

[ponder]

Was a chaotic video! If you dont mind/want it, 1 tip of advice is, Remember the trails the enemies leave are only if they change nothing about their course. Think about what they might be doing, who they might be chasing, or how they might be likely to evade before finalizing that trigger pull ^.^

[Karagianis]

Given How horrendously outnumbered the Polish airforce was and the tech gap for Polish pilots going up agianst the luftwaffe in 1939 (take a look as a PZL P.11, that thing had to go up agianst Bf109s!). It shouldn't be surprising that any Polish pilots in the battle of Britain were something special. They'd survived impossible odds at home, and then the flying junk they were given by the French (The Caudron C.714 was barely any better than what they'd had in Poland) before finally making it to the UK.
I'd imagine they were also probably very glad that the RAF finally gave them some aircraft that weren't hopeless! Props to the Poles in ww2, they performed admirably in pretty much every theater they took part in.

[darwinism]

I love the juxtaposition of your videos with, say, Sea Power where you do so many fiddly things I'd never know to do and then this, where you go, "Hell yeah, headon that 110 with your .303s!"