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· Two new, massive bombers are introduced in War Thunder: the Tu-95M, carrying a 9000 kg bomb, and the B-52H, which, despite carrying 2000-pound bombs, has its effectiveness questioned.
· The video will focus on testing these behemoths in ground battles to determine if they are as lethal as their size suggests or if they are merely collector's items.

· Gameplay begins with the Soviet Tu-95M, highlighting its large payload capacity.
· During the first bombing attempt, the player experiences difficulty locating targets and is quickly destroyed, leading to frustration due to the plane's slowness and the waiting time.
· A comparison is made to the Object 279, which also requires waiting, and hope is expressed that enemies will still be around upon reaching the target.

· The player attempts a dive with the B-52H but is shot down.
· Different types of available bombs are discussed, mentioning the P8 bomb and its power, and the situation is compared to a P16 aircraft.
· The B-52H is spotted, and the player decides to retreat to avoid destruction, commenting on the difficulty of piloting the aircraft.

· The player tries to attack from high altitude but has trouble spotting targets and complains about the lack of enemies.
· The possibility of radars detecting through bombs is mentioned, but it's assumed not to be the case.
· Enemy B-52H bombers are spotted, but the player struggles to lock onto targets and shoot down enemy planes, only getting assists.

· The player continues to struggle with the B-52H, facing difficulties finding targets and being attacked.
· Bombs are dropped blindly due to the presence of "anti-radios" and the disappearance of clouds.
· Enemies are identified in zones C and A, but the player doubts the effectiveness of their bombing runs, expressing a lack of faith in the plane and their own aim.

· The player drops bombs hoping to hit two enemies, but the result is uncertain.
· A tank is mentioned that could yield points, but the idea is dismissed.
· A great lack of faith in the B-52H is expressed, considering it just an "optic" with little use, unless other types of bombs are used.

· More bombs are dropped with little hope of success, reiterating the lack of faith in the plane.
· The player attempts a dive and wonders if the plane has any way to lock onto targets but isn't sure.
· An enemy is successfully shot down, but an important lesson is learned: open the bomb bay doors before dropping to avoid only releasing two initially.

· Small bombs are dropped that cause no damage, confirming their ineffectiveness.
· Assists are obtained, but the player remains frustrated by not achieving direct kills.
· Bombs are dropped aimlessly, with luck, and some kills are achieved, but the player feels a lot of time has been spent trying.
· The player manages to dodge missiles and finally shoots down some enemies, showing some improvement.

· Despite the hits, the player is unsatisfied with the plane's overall performance.
· Bombs are dropped randomly, achieving kills, but it's perceived as luck rather than skill. The player concludes that the plane isn't very effective and that a lot of time was spent trying to achieve something.

· The video creator bids farewell, expressing frustration with the plane.
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