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Re: The bazooka and eractic shots. Quote:
Nor were all troops capable of driving tanks, nor did the shots of those troops who were armed with AT weapons go off in random "cones", etc. etc. etc. |
Re: The bazooka and eractic shots. And you say that a Tiger driver thinks he's invincible. Well in RL, he actually was in most cases. A bazooka could usually not do much unless you want to get to the (in RL) scarily close ranges right behind the tank. As stated, it also was not every other infantryman that carried an AT weapon. In RL, a Mk. VI (the little tank with a .50 cal and a .30 cal) would be feared by infantry, at least early in the war. Tanks were like roadblocks, they were machines designed to be able to (sometimes literally) drive over and through any obstacle or opposition. |
Re: The bazooka and eractic shots. ...in proper tank terrain, yes. I thought that we'd gone over this again and again? Furthermore, Tigers were _not_ invincible, even to bazookas. My only word to this is "tracks". If you're in a position where infantry can get to you to use this, well, feh on you. |
Re: The bazooka and eractic shots. with spawnpoints, jeeps and trucks everywhere, that is usually not a problem. |
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Re: The bazooka and eractic shots. This is some very tired stuff. And Monsieur Le-Chat: tossing off a tired cliche about an issue which has been dealt with dozens of times is really not helpful. Tossing off a tired cliche just to hurry on to the next one is irritating as well. Dammit, I've been very good lately, and now it's all ruined.... |
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But reg. the above, I still stick to my gun's (so to say :D), I've tested lowering the Zook turn dev. (in a perso mini mod) and do thing it would be a valuable improvement ... anyway by the time we'll reach the Zook period on FH² :uhm: I'll probably be too old to play :D Miaou :beer: |
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