The chance to set fire for a single high explosive shell hitting a ship is calculated by the following formula (the formulas for airborne rockets and bombs are similar):Īs an example, we can compare the chance of a single Benson high explosive shell lighting a fire on an enemy Bismarck. The information can also be view in the Port screen by mousing over the appropriate type of squadron in the Aircraft section. See the tables in the Aircraft article for more info. In addition, each ship entry in this wiki includes the fire chances for main and secondary HE shells.įor aircraft bombs and rockets, the base fire chance is a characteristic of the size and type of ordnance used and varies between 4% for small rockets carried by attack squadrons and 64% for large HE bombs. "Projectile Base Fire Chance" for artillery is displayed in the Port screen by mousing over the Main Battery or Secondary Armament entries in the Artillery section.
The Fire Resistance Coefficients ( FRC) are shown below: The timer shows only the duration of the most recent fire set. The user interface will display several different indicators to let captains know their ship is on fire.
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