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  1. <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>You are the allied TC, buttoned up, peering thru your vision slit, watching rounds from a Tiger richochet off your tank. Your rounds in turn bounce off him with no apparent result. This goes on for a few exchanges (imagine the state of your crew as each round clangs off). Suddenly, thru the smoke, you see him slowly back up. At precisly the same time your commander calls in on the radio "It looks like you damaged his gun...ignore him and start shooting at those guys with rifles over there. Don't worry about the Tiger, I'm pretty sure he's harmless now."<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Ok I see how immeresed he must be. His situational awareness must be smile.gif alot lower than mine.

    <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>For what it's worth, if I had been commanding the tank, you can bet that Tiger would have received a couple more shells on the nose whether he was shooting back or not<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Oh Henri, I have room for another PBEM on my list. Up for a game?

  2. 1)My tests clearly show that tanks in woods rotate slower than tanks in clear.

    2)Having tanks right next to each other does not seem to slow rotation rate.

    Artillery spotters

    My tests show that FOs out of LOS suffer from a longer delay plus a less accurate fire pattern.

    The VERY surprising discovery that I made was that if you move an FO that already has a target in LOS after he was out of LOS, the only negative is about a 10 sec addition to the fire delay. The fire pattern comes in nice and tight.

    So why pray tell would I expose my FO to a 2min delay in LOS of the enemy when I can run him in just before the strike arrives and get just as accurate fire pattern.

    Thoughts?

    iggi

  3. <BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Then if you get a gun hit and the bad guy slams 'er into reverse and disappears, you gotta wonder, is he hurt, or just sneaky?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    There's no hold fire function. So if a damaged tank is retreating in LOS of your tank early in the turn, you just know he was hurt and limping(even without labels). Now you could go for the kill or take care of more important things right away.

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