the panzerfaust 30 is far too unrealistic. For example: I was about no farther than 20 ft away from a allied tank, i fired and for the tracks and the panzerfaust dropped to the ground. not being able to reload, the tank turns around and mgs me. blagh
Why does the panzerfaust 30 have to be used as artillary.
i did some research and the panzerfaust was effective up to 90 ft.
or maybe just replacing it with a panzerschreck which was affective up to 100 m
and much more practical.
which would be alot more balanced with the allies Bazooka M1a1 which had a range of 135 m
the panzerfaust 30 is far too unrealistic. For example: I was about no farther than 20 ft away from a allied tank, i fired and for the tracks and the panzerfaust dropped to the ground. not being able to reload, the tank turns around and mgs me. blagh
Why does the panzerfaust 30 have to be used as artillary.
i did some research and the panzerfaust was effective up to 90 ft.
or maybe just replacing it with a panzerschreck which was affective up to 100 m
and much more practical.
which would be alot more balanced with the allies Bazooka M1a1 which had a range of 135 m
Use the search function before posting; this topic has been beaten to death on these boards.
Back to your question, the panzerfaust 30 is pretty limited in range, but you have to take into account that a) the battlefield world is skewed dimensionally (just look at the size of the maps), and b) the panzerfaust warhead is the strongest in the game. If you want to see just how much a difference an increase in range makes, play some of the later maps, with panzerfaust 100s... Then you'll curse at your computer after your factory-fresh Sherman/T34 has been blown to bits just as you entered battle.
The panzerfaust would go 30 meters straight then fall down as it was out of propellant, it did NOT arc AT ALL.
The 100 would as well go 100 meters beforehand.
The Panzerschreck had a range of 300 meters, and penetrated about 330 mm of armor. It is MUCH more powerful than the panzerfaust on ALL accounts.
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Explanation: Two percent probability that the miniature organic is simply looking for trouble and needs to be blasted. That may be wishful thinking on my part, master.
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Explanation: Two percent probability that the miniature organic is simply looking for trouble and needs to be blasted. That may be wishful thinking on my part, master.
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Explanation: Two percent probability that the miniature organic is simply looking for trouble and needs to be blasted. That may be wishful thinking on my part, master.
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Explanation: Two percent probability that the miniature organic is simply looking for trouble and needs to be blasted. That may be wishful thinking on my part, master.
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