To a certain extent, the situation before them could be considered to have gone according to the Goblin General's expectations—in other words, the Dwarf Gyrocopter force that had entered the battlefield had failed to wipe out their Destroyer mecha.
The fundamental reason was that there weren't enough Dwarf Gyrocopters, but it was also related to their bomb-dropping mechanism.
Put simply, when the bomb-release button was pressed, the bomb racks on both wings would unlock simultaneously.
And each Dwarf Gyrocopter could only be equipped with two Special Airdrop Bombs at a time.
With that in mind, Zhou Xu had not failed to consider how to solve the problem. For example, he could set up two separate switches so that the two bomb racks could be used independently.
That way, in actual combat, they could drop one bomb at a time, allowing each Dwarf Gyrocopter to bomb two targets.
However, at the time, on the one hand, time really was too tight, and there was no time for another round of improvements and adjustments.
On the other hand, the Special Airdrop Bombs were quite heavy, and they were mounted on both sides' wings.
If one side dropped its bomb while the other did not, it would subtly affect the Dwarf Gyrocopter's balance, making subsequent control difficult for the Dwarf Pilot. It was cleaner to drop both at once.
As it turned out, there was always a reason for the blueprint to have been designed that way in the first place.
At the same time, dropping both Special Airdrop Bombs together had its own advantages. The bombing power was stronger, giving them greater confidence when bombing heavily armored targets like the Destroyer mecha.
After swiftly completing one round of bombing, the Dwarf Gyrocopter force felt as if it had cast off a burden.