Vanir Ausf B

string theory?

perhaps too much said

The guy who wrote that doesn't actually play the game. Map sizes have increased quite a lot recently and seeing what the hell is going on is not an issue. There are these things called "icons"...
 
Tank and ATGM engagement ranges in reality are mostly dictated by terrain and I think for the most part that is also true in the game.

No. He meant that there will be exactly two Jagdtigers in the game. Once they are destroyed they will no longer be available in future scenarios and QBs, so treat them well.

No. He meant that there will be exactly two Jagdtigers in the game. Once they are destroyed they will no longer be available in future scenarios and QBs, so treat them well.

Working fine so far. Thanks!

P.S.  Please do keep voting up the posts. If I cannot defeat Bil on the battlefield, perhaps I can amass more 'forum reputation points' than him!  Ha!

I have looked into this a little further. This bug affects any AT guns purchased as part of a formation in which they begin limbered to half tracks:

UK Antitank Battation (CMBN)
US Armored Infantry Battalion (CMBN)
GE Regimental Anti-tank Company (CMBN and CMRT)

(let me know if I missed any)

It also affects three half tracks when purchased as individual vehicles: UK M5, US M2A1 and US M3A1 (2 x MG). Other half tracks seem to work fine with AT guns as long as they are purchased individually.

I feel that the best way to address this would be to enable the Force Adjustment % modifier to be applied to both sides instead of just the one.

I have looked into this a little further. This bug affects any AT guns purchased as part of a formation in which they begin limbered to half tracks:

UK Antitank Battation (CMBN)
US Armored Infantry Battalion (CMBN)
GE Regimental Anti-tank Company (CMBN and CMRT)

(let me know if I missed any)

It also affects three half tracks when purchased as individual vehicles: UK M5, US M2A1 and US M3A1 (2 x MG). Other half tracks seem to work fine with AT guns as long as they are purchased individually.

This is not even remotely true. Seriously, have you even played the game?

Perhaps, but that's a bit apples to oranges as there were a lot of 37mm, short-barrel 50mm and 2 pdr-armed tanks in North Africa. Engagement ranges in Northern Europe 1944-45 were well over that.



-- Zaloga, Panther vs Sherman



-- Tank Tactics: From Normandy to Lorraine, Roman Johann Jarymowycz

German panzer iv crews were trained to open fire at 1200 meters as that is the maximum range at which their mili-radian sights allowed them to "fire for effect" without use of bracketing.



http://www.battlefront.com/community/showpost.php?p=510734&postcount=1

Note: tank accuracy in CM is lower than the above numbers!

Panthers, Tigers and Allied tanks with similar high velocity cannon could engage at even longer ranges.



-- Commander of the III Panzer Korps General der Panzertruppe Hermann Breith, 21 July 1943

Depends on how many shots the Panthers get. At that range and against a moving target the large majority of the first shots should miss. But accuracy increases rapidly with each shot taken so if they are getting 2 or 3 shots off there is a pretty good chance of a hit.

As for penetration, a Panther will easily penetrate a T-34 at that range except on some parts of the T-34/85 front turret.