Bauer said:You don't have to run back, another player close to the radio can relay the coordinates for you.
The manual lies...this does not work. Only the spotter can call the arty.
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Bauer said:You don't have to run back, another player close to the radio can relay the coordinates for you.
maybe this is a glitch then b/c IIRC in the mod anyone could call in strikes (once the commander set the coordinates)Harry S. Truman said:The manual lies...this does not work. Only the spotter can call the arty.
Bauer said:You don't have to run back, another player close to the radio can relay the coordinates for you.
As far as I've noticed in Ostfront anyone with binoculars can set coordinates (commander/tank commander/tank crew (tank commander & tank crew have to get out of the tank to set them though). And all soldiers can radio it in.Cordite said:maybe this is a glitch then b/c IIRC in the mod anyone could call in strikes (once the commander set the coordinates)
Quietus said:As far as I've noticed in Ostfront anyone with binoculars can set coordinates (commander/tank commander/tank crew (tank commander & tank crew have to get out of the tank to set them though). And all soldiers can radio it in.
anti said:Arty is best used to hit an area after you have captured it and your side is on the way to another cap.
This way the the rounds are stopping an enemy re taking the position.
They need to disable doing it in practice mode then because if I mark coords as comm then suicide and spawn as any regular soldier, I can then call in the arty that the comm marked. Anyway its good that you can't do that in multiplayer because when you think about it the comm marks the coords then somehow some random soldier in another location calls in the exact spot (through telepathy?) the comm marked arty to fall? It must just be a bug in practice mode then.Cordite said:I've tried to have someone radio in a strike on hedgehog after I set the coords with my binoculars, but it wouldn't let them...kept saying "no coordinates selected yet" for the guy at the radio.