[Stoumont, not enough time]

Seems to me that to take Stoumont needs a rush. American forces are everywhere, with tanks and anti-tank guns. But even if you rush, you'll have a lot of casualties, and you'll probably not earn a victory. And, first of all, rush was not a good idea in world war II, neither in this game. I don't think it's balanced, and I'm talking of a non turn based battle. Anyone has a good strategy to clear all to area?

[Tanks don't fire]

10 hours ago, Bulletpoint said:

Well my point was that sometimes tanks will not decide to shoot at targets that are very far away. I think it maybe depends on whether they believe they have a good chance of knocking out the enemy at that range. But in that case, you can still manually order them to fire.

I had that situation happen to me in a recent game, with several 75mm Churchills not firing against a Stug at about 1500 metres, even though they clearly spotted it.

When I manually ordered them to fire, they eventually managed to knock it out.

Thank you, this should be what happens to me.

[Tanks don't fire]

Well, the situation is this. Enemy not engaged still. I had no problems in previous battles. I can tell you the distance is not a problem because with my tanks I can shoot to an anti tank gun that is located far away north-west, almost at the border of the map.

[Tanks don't fire]

The tanks see the spotted enemies but they don't fire and I have to select each tank and then push the button "target" to let them fire. I'm new of the game, not sure if I'm doing right.

[Tanks don't fire]

Hello everyone.

The problem is that my tanks don't fire even if I spot the enemies. I have to let them fire manually, which works, but it seems to me a bit strange. Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks you all.