[Crni vuk]

Tigers, Kingtigers, Jagdtigers, Pershings etc. all taking again ... side shots without effect.

Why is that : /

PLEASE THIS WAS ALREADY BAD IN MOW !!! PLEASE CHANGE THAT FOR ASSAULT SQUAD !

If it happens that you dont know what I mean, situations where you happen to flank a Kingtiger for example, loading ap or aprc shells even (now possible with assault squad), get a PERFECT! shoot to the side of the Tiger II ... to see nothing happen at all. It roates its turret while you reload, shoots and youre dead (or your tank gets killed by infantry or what ever ...). THis is EXTREMLY frustrating AND unrealistic. Same with the Pershing when engaged by a Panzer IV for example. To many times you strange enough take out the tracks (sometimes on the OTHER side of the vehicle ...) but not the tank itself.

Please, again try to change that. Its already hard enough to get in the flank of tanks give us a chance to take out the heavy tanks in a realistic fashion ! I am not asking for easy kills, just to remove something which I think is rather just arcade then realistic. To many times you see the "hull pearced" apearing but the vehicle still intact ! That is not very supportive to the gameplay when the enemy has some heavy vehicles you have no chance to take out from the front. Particularly as both the 76mm and 90mm gun by the US or the 75mm high velocity guns by the Axis should have NO trouble to penetrate the sides of most if not all vehicles. I know you are suposed to eventualy overcome vehicles like a Tiger II or Jagdtiger with "tactics", but how to deploy those tactics when the game seems to react in such strange behaviour. Trying to distract a Tiger II with a Sherman jumbo for example while advancing in his flank with a M36 ... I shoot him 2 times ! With no effect. Later I tried it with the M10, beeing quite close. Same again ... nothing. Even with the APCR.

*just on a side note ... how comes that when I choose the APCR the tank load the HE shell first ... not very good, you loose a few seconds that way which can decide about life or death.