SS-Kommando

Taylor, I definitely see your point, and I'm aware of that equipment may have differed significantly from unit to unit, tank to tank, etc., but sadly that can't be reflected fully accurately in a game with limitations, so I will have to be pragmatic and settle for generalizations. I'm however able to reflect different loads to a minor degree, but since there's no way --as far as I know-- to randomize the load-out of each tank in the game, I would have to overcrowd the game's buy menu with several versions of the same tank for a detail that would ultimately not have a that large impact on the gameplay.

Thanks for your response, taylor. I have already read that in the other topic about Western Allied load outs, and it certainly makes sense. However, there are some numbers that may give a rough idea. For instance, in Germany's case, this information was a goldmine (shell production): http://www.sturmvogel.orbat.com/GermWeapProd.html It doesn't tell exactly to what extent the special ammunitions were used, but it gives a good overall view of the quantities available. Thanks. I'm sure that everything goes well. I'm not in that much of a hurry to find the information. If I have to, I will improvise and fix errors in a later patch.

Think what you will, but I don't think it is particularly necessary to accumulate a post count before creating a thread. It is just a ridiculous forum "ethic" in my book. If someone wants to help, that's greatly appreciated. But if they do not wish to because I have a low post count or for whatever other reason, that's entirely up to them. I'm new here, but I'm familiar with forums in general.

It is a mod. However, it is for another game (Men of War). The mod may be found at ModDB: http://www.moddb.com/mods/commanders-of-war-ii

Duh, now I'm going off-topic too . But anyways, I largely picked my name because I'm a fan of the German military in the early half of the 20th century, especially the Scandinavian and German formations of the Waffen-SS. And yeah, I took Elmar's and your's advice and posted the topic in CMBB too.

Hi, I initially posted this in the General Discussion forum, but after being recommended to post it here, I thought that I would do so. Original topic: http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=91894 "First off I would like to say hi. I just registered to this forum, but I have browsed it for some time. Anyways, the reason I registered was because I would like to ask for information on usage of special ammunition in Red Army tanks. Much like the OP in this thread requested: http://www.battlefront.com/community...ad.php?t=91051 Like him, I'm also developing a mod. Since I'm striving to make it as realistic as possible, I would greatly appreciate any information that I'm given. For instance, to what degree was HEAT and APCR ammo used by the various tanks? Information on the distribution of standard HE and AP ammo would be appreciated to. So far, I have only read vaguely that T-34/76 models were often equipped with APCR when they were obsolete in the late war since the introduction of the T-34/85, though to what extent wasn't mentioned."

Please, do try to not go off-topic.

OK. Thanks for the tip . I will wait and see if there's any response here first before starting a duplicate topic, though.

Huh? I'm not sure what you mean. Can you elaborate?

First off I would like to say hi. I just registered to this forum, but I have browsed it for some time. Anyways, the reason I registered was because I would like to ask for information on usage of special ammunition in Red Army tanks. Much like the OP in this thread requested: http://www.battlefront.com/community/showthread.php?t=91051 Like him, I'm also developing a mod. Since I'm striving to make it as realistic as possible, I would greatly appreciate any information that I'm given. For instance, to what degree was HEAT and APCR ammo used by the various tanks? Information on the distribution of standard HE and AP ammo would be appreciated to. So far, I have only read vaguely that T-34/76 models were often equipped with APCR when they were obsolete in the late war since the introduction of the T-34/85, though to what extent wasn't mentioned.