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Originally Posted by morttheslayer
ZeeWolf - Thanks for reply, as I said not a show stopper so happy for a fix one day. This happened to the Game straight out of the box and it doesn't happen all the time by any means.
Another thought came to mind, I ambushed a pair of Tigers from the tree line, I could just see them - but it was obvious they couldn't see me I didn't get zapped - well on this occassion anyway! So the point I'm making is the X-ray eyes don't always work against you. It might be difficult screening the visibility function to make it 100% reliable for everyone. We've all got zapped from hidden AT guns or Tanks. My problem is that distance visibility makes it difficult to pick out detail especially if enemy is hidden behind foliage/trees. This is just a graphic function of the game and I accept it. Having said that if it's dooable to make the enemy spotting more difficult I'm all for it if it's realistic. 
Thanks again Zee
Best Regards Mort |
Hi Mort,
The Anti-tank guns will have the advantage and the x-ray eyes.
The Red Army used zones that are set up as traps. They know
your coming and they know the terrain and their guns have
the range set, so they will get the first shoot.
A tip for you: never drive looking through the Gun scope.
If you suspect a possible hidden enemy scan with your
binoculars while stopped. If nothing detected then move
forward scanning constantly for a few meters then stop again
and repeat. Have your Gunner on auto and drive in the
commanders seat. If you draw fire the further away you are
the better if you are in the Tiger.If you are in the T34
Retreat and stay moving until you are out of danger then
go through the whole process again, now knowing where the
enemy is will give you a better chance of survival.
Good luck,
ZW
PS: At Kursk the Anti-Tank guns where in groups of ten
