if i am correct then adjusting aim on any ww2 tank should in theory imply you moving the barrel up or down.
adjusting the aim only moves the visor, then you actually should be moving the barrel to place the target back on the mark.
in RO this happens automatically just like a modern tank, but the good part is that it compensates aim problems at long distance, like when moving the barrel up or down gets you off the target. then you can adjust by changing the distance.
adjusting the aim only moves the visor, then you actually should be moving the barrel to place the target back on the mark.
in RO this happens automatically just like a modern tank, but the good part is that it compensates aim problems at long distance, like when moving the barrel up or down gets you off the target. then you can adjust by changing the distance.
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