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Re: Faust, Zooka, Schreck and Piat I always go for the side, the rear often bugs. The front sometimes survives the hit. But the side, it's a much bigger target, you won't risk getting caught, and it always penetrates. Tricky part is, you need to aim well to hit the target when moving. 75% of the people don't know how to hit moving targets.. I can simply not believe that! |
Re: Faust, Zooka, Schreck and Piat Well, in real life, the Scherk was the deadlist, followed by Faust, tehn Bazooka, and the Pait was crap. One story form Arnhem say a Piat gunner on top of a roof fired 7 shots on varying pionts of a tiger, and then the Tiger turned its turret around, and blew him about 40 feet of the roof and onto anther roof, severly wounding the guy, but not killing him. It is true, look it up, it was seen by John Howard, the leader of the assualt on Pegusus Bridge, and is in the book Pegusus Bridge by Stephen Ambrose. But, yeah, Scherk was the best in real life, over 200 mm of armor, then Fuast with 180mm, then bassoka with 100mm, then Pait with like 40-50mm, I think.... |
Re: Faust, Zooka, Schreck and Piat actually the panzerfaust 150 and panzerfaust 100 pentrated more armor then the panzershreck there were also two types of panzershrecks 54 and 43 and fh has panzerfaust placement all wrong in its maps |
Re: Faust, Zooka, Schreck and Piat Well, faust 150 isn't even in game, and 100 I am pretty sure was 180mm, though I could be wrong.... Still, schreck was better as you can reload, and not hunt around for an ammo box if you miss. They should have about the same damage anyways, as both could take out any allies tank in side or rear armor in one shot, and one shot on most frontal armor. |
Re: Faust, Zooka, Schreck and Piat Yeah well, the 'schreck really should be powered up, I mean, it's not on many maps anyway, so it wouldn't unbalance the game, now would it? |
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