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Originally Posted by ZeeWolf
Good Day Kameraden!
Your testing and suggestions will be more than considered. There are 90
152mm ML20s and < half that on the German side I can reduce the ML20s
and reposition some of the SS artillery batteries to Tomarovka as well as
the Anti-Tank Sturm Zug. I had to also refurbish the 120mm morters to
make them easier to hit because the Tigers would stop and fire(over their heads) at them until all the Tigers where hit.
And then making the 20 attacking T34s stationary waiting in ambush.
These are a few of the things I can do to back off from maximum capacity
(Firing) objects and moving tanks and make it playable beyond the a point of enjoyment.
Although we are getting a good picture of what is necessary to play the new
Kursk missions and the parameters in which I can adhere to so the beta testing can be minimized for future missions. And that would be a good
thing.
Hello ZW
ZW arriving at the end of the forrest where the whole russian army waited for us (your picture) i had something strange.
There were a lot of t-34 in a couple at the frontline or it was more like an anthill. I hope you understand what i mean. They (tanks) were crawling on each other it was very hard to hit them and to make a difference which was hit and which was intakt.
LC
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Hi LC,
The T34 ant hill was a assault of not finishing their task they where supposed to arrive at that navpoint then go on guard duty in a 800
meter radius. But I think the ant hill effect was because of the low
frame rate, and this caused the physics model to make some short
cuts so-to-speak. The slightest collision would result in tanks flinging
away and immediately trying to return to that navpoint again -crazy.
Although I addressed that, I am changing their behavior to a stationary
one that will wait in ambush. This my help the fps some. I also reduced
the ML20s by about 30% and moved the Hummels , Wespes and AntiTank
Sturm Zug to Tamarovka.
Almost done!
ZW