camo for tanks and guns

[stiner]

i love to see some odd camo for guns and tanks heres some pictures

[Heydude235]

yes yes yes! i had this idea but i scared that people would be like you suck and ya. So i never posted. I would also like to see this

[FlyGuy45]

Camo would require a whole new model I beleive but if not, Im in.

[Afterburner]

They could make statics where tanks can move into place and statics they can place around stationary guns. This won't be in 7.0 obviously but it's something to look for in FH2 possibly. I personally would love to see this.

[FlyGuy45]

Im not sure about BF2 but wouldn't statics jump?

[Komrad_B]

Originally Posted by Heydude235

yes yes yes! i had this idea but i scared that people would be like you suck and ya. So i never posted. I would also like to see this

You are getting used to it are you?

Originally Posted by Stiner

i love to see some odd camo for guns and tanks heres some pictures [IMG]images/smilies/winknudge.gif[/IMG]

Its already very partially ingame, with the camo Stug 3G (you can find it on Goodwood and Breaktrough, amongst other places). I'm all for it as long as I don't have a whole damned tree sticked in my view port (like in the Stug).

[Afterburner]

Originally Posted by FlyGuy45

Im not sure about BF2 but wouldn't statics jump?

Do the bushes jump in BF2? I'm just saying set it up like a giant bush that the tanks and stuff can drive into, not bushes sitting on the tanks. Basically make larger trees, but ones that have strategically place holes where the gun and sight would be looking out. Also more buildings should be destroyed in a way to allow a tank to park inside it and use walls as cover.

[Tas]

Cammo on more tanks would be nice, anything that breaks up the typical "tank outline" you can usually detect from a distance would be sweet. But im not sure it was used ALOT, like, with 30%+ of all operational units in real life.

[Afterburner]

CAmo was used by all units, especially German units from 1944 onwards on the Western front and even earlier on other fronts. When on the defensive camo is one of the most important things you can have.

Tanks were usually absolutly covered in camo unless on the move, and as I'm sure you can guess Tiger and King Tiger tanks weren't often on the move...

Even when moving around tanks would have been given as much camo as would stay on the things. Gun positions would have been camoflaged even better because most AT guns relied on surprise to get a kill.

[Mazz]

Basically all german armor used natural camoflauge in some form during and after Normandy. Its the only partial protection you have from airpower during the day. I've also seen some British armor using it to good effect also. Some light camo on the hulls and such of later tanks would be excellent if they fixed the problems they had with it on the Stug3G. The Stugs protection was only on the front, was very messed up as it was 4 feet higher then the damn tank, and blocked the views at times. Small shurbs distributed evenly to break up the outline would be an excellent inclusion.