GRU Commander said:I would like it if the commander died if you shot him when hes peeking out, but no...
I do it all the time. Do you mean through the little slots?"
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GRU Commander said:I would like it if the commander died if you shot him when hes peeking out, but no...
Well so were tanks but we dont see that happening. It should just operate like a motionless tank. Commander + Gunner.CaptRanger said:You won't be able to get into a tank unless the crew is trying to get out. They have very secure locks on the inside.
AT gun usage has been discussed on here before. I'll save you the time in searching for those discussions by telling you that there isn't much support for their use. This is because they weren't historically operated by a single person, but rather a large crew.
qwe1234 said:also another idea i thought of is, throwing a grenade in a tank, like u could jump onto the tank and pop open the hatch and throw a grenade in killing everyone inside and it will be all in one motion
CaptRanger said:AT gun usage has been discussed on here before. I'll save you the time in searching for those discussions by telling you that there isn't much support for their use. This is because they weren't historically operated by a single person, but rather a large crew.
Mr.Russian said:WW2 was about holding your ground, milksuckers
Mr.Russian said:Bull****!!!!!!! If AT gun is already in the position you can operate it alone. Presence of two people should just make reload times faster.
Unbelievable! Some people just want to run around with freaking FG-42s and other stupid piff-puffs. You don't defend your Motherland like that! WW2 was about holding your ground, milksuckers
It might actually help create a more stable front on some maps, with coherent offensive actions, instead of having a constant shifting mess.
CaptRanger said:You won't be able to get into a tank unless the crew is trying to get out. They have very secure locks on the inside.
In short, the idea of tank commanders locking their hatches is pretty much JUST as ludicrous as individual soldiers climbing on tanks and chucking grenades into the open hatches.
[5.SS]Strother said:I'd say it is a safe bet that the commanders locked them when they went into a hostile town. Popping your head out might not be such a good idea seeing as how that window with curtains over there is open and we can't see inside of it. (I'm talking about snipers plucking commanders) I'm sure the commanders had times when they locked the hatch and times when they left it unlocked so they could open it up and look around real quick. It is all about judgement on the commanders part. Perhaps with UE3.0 we could get a lock we could set.