A-10 Warthog Airstrike Training Guide: The core loop
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OverviewA-10 Warthog Airstrike Training is a military flight simulator on Roblox where you pilot real-world aircraft — including the A-10 Thunderbolt II, F-22 Raptor, and B-21 Raider — across open-world combat zones with up to 16 players. You earn in-game cash by getting air-to-air kills, then spend it to expand your fleet.
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The core loop
Summary
Air-to-air kills are your main source of cash, and cash is what unlocks more aircraft and gear. Missile kills and gun kills are tracked separately, so the weapon you use always matters. Killstreaks, total kill count, and lifetime cash are the three axes your progress is measured against.
- Air-to-air kills the primary way to earn cash
- Missile kills tracked separately from gun kills for badge purposes
- Gun kills their own counter, also tied to a badge and cash reward
- Killstreak how many kills you chain without dying
- Lifetime cash the long-run number that unlocks the top badge
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Aircraft in the game
Tips
Four distinct aircraft are available, each built for a different role. The A-10 Thunderbolt II specialises in close air support, meaning low-altitude runs against ground targets using the 30mm GAU-8 cannon and rocket pods. The F-22 Raptor is the air-supremacy option, best suited for high-altitude BVR dogfights. The B-21 Raider is a stealth bomber. A European stealth jet rounds out the roster as a fourth choice.
- The A-10 excels at close air support; the F-22 is built for air supremacy.
- The B-21 Raider is a stealth bomber.
- A European stealth jet is also available.
- Your weapon loadout matters for badges — the GAU-8 cannon counts toward gun kills, while missiles have their own counter.
Staying alive to build a killstreak
Step
The game includes an upgraded NVG system and a threat-detecting RWR radar. Learning to read the RWR before an enemy missile arrives is the single biggest thing you can do for your killstreak count. High-altitude BVR combat gives you more reaction time than low-level fights.
- Check the RWR watch the radar warning receiver continuously so you know which direction a threat is coming from.
- Use NVG the game features an upgraded night-vision system to help you spot enemies in low-light conditions.
- The game includes sonic booms as a feature.
- Gain altitude high-altitude BVR combat gives you more reaction time.
Badges, titles, and cash bonuses
Table
The table below covers the badges that have a clear unlock condition. 'You met 2jz' and 'You met Blue!' are developer-encounter badges not reachable through normal play, so they are left out.
| Badge | How to unlock | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome Pilot! | Play the game once | None stated |
| Pacifist | Die 100 times | None stated |
| Skull Hunter | Get 100 total kills | None stated |
| Unstoppable | Reach a very high kill count | Unstoppable Title |
| Godlike | Get 1,000 kills | Annihilator Title |
| Marksman | Get 100 missile kills | Marksman Title + 500m cash |
| Gunslinger | Get 50 gun kills | Gunslinger Title + 500m cash |
| No Mercy | Get a 5-kill killstreak | None stated |
| Unkillable | Get a 10-kill killstreak | Unkillable Title |
| Nuclear | Get an extraordinary killstreak | ACE OF ACES Title + 2 billion cash |
| Warthog | Accumulate over 50 billion cash | Midas Title |
Planning your badge run
CheckBecause Marksman (100 missile kills) and Gunslinger (50 gun kills) each award 500 million cash, they are worth targeting. Missile and gun kills stack independently, so you can chase both at the same time by switching between weapons.
- Mix your weapons so missile kills and gun kills both climb at once.
- Marksman requires 100 missile kills and Gunslinger requires 50 gun kills both pay 500 million cash.
- No Mercy unlocks at a 5-kill killstreak; Unkillable unlocks at a 10-kill killstreak.
- Nuclear pays 2 billion cash; Warthog requires 50 billion lifetime cash and grants the Midas title.
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Glossary
Glossary- BVR
- Beyond-Visual-Range combat — engaging enemies with missiles before you can see them directly.
- CAS
- Close Air Support — low-altitude attacks on ground targets, the A-10's speciality.
- RWR
- Radar Warning Receiver — an in-game system that detects incoming threats and alerts you to their direction.
- NVG
- Night-Vision Goggles — upgraded in this game to help you spot enemies in low-light conditions.
- GAU-8
- The A-10's 30mm rotary cannon, the weapon that counts toward gun-kill badges.
- Killstreak
- The number of kills you get in a row without being shot down, tied to the No Mercy and Unkillable badges.
Common questions
FAQDo missile kills and gun kills count toward the same badge?
No — they are tracked separately. Marksman requires 100 missile kills and Gunslinger requires 50 gun kills, and neither counter helps the other.
How do I earn titles in this game?
Titles come as rewards when you unlock specific badges. For example, reaching a 10-kill killstreak awards the Unkillable title, and hitting 1,000 total kills gives you the Annihilator title.
Is 50 billion cash actually reachable?
It is the condition for the Warthog badge and the Midas title. The Nuclear badge pays 2 billion cash, showing how long the grind to 50 billion actually is.
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