>>2076651
And here we have a considerably more favourable outcome. Now the S-300 doesn't even see the F-35 until it's dropping payload and the missile fires too late, loses lock as the battery dies and just flies of harmlessly. This isn't lucky RNG, it's a reliable, 100% reproducible outcome.

Here's the trick
Begin in low-altitude flight
Give a move order towards your target
As you approach your target, press P to set up the precision strike but don't click your target yet.
Time your click to where your plane is less than 6km from the target. Learning to gauge the distance and get the timing correct just takes a big of practice
As soon as you've clicked to confirm the strike, activate afterburners and queue your evac
Optionally paint a target for the laser designator if you want.
After the bombs are released, return to low-altitude flight


Because Stormbreakers have an arming time of 1 second, you can wait until you're just about 1 second from the drop point before inputting the order. This matters because once the order is set, the plane is forced into high altitude flight, where it's detected and shot. By delaying the order, we stay low altitude right up until the second the bombs release, which means our target doesn't have enough time to aim and then fire before the bombs land and kill its guidance. Only Stormbreakers can do this, because they are the only precision bomb with a 1 second arming time