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[GDS_Starfury]

Did you try turning the wheel?  I bet the globe opens up and a bunch of dwarven women Gus's will jump out and molest you.

[MengJiao]

^Did you cause that 88 to go down or are you...piloting it?

  I did hit this one.  It's part of a warm-up mission I built:  six Hurricanes (which reminds me...oddly enough the TF campaign has the RAF flying in finger -4 formations in 1939)
attack 3 me110s and 3 Ju88s over the Isle of Wight.  I was busy taking photos so I'm not sure what happened.  I suspect another Hurricane got two of the gunners and I hit the pilot.   You can see there's not all that much damage and that everyone seems to have bailed out -- even the dead pilot and gunners (?) -- maybe I hit an important control -- damage gets pretty detailed tracking in CLoD.

  And driving an old truck in Heroes and Generals:

[Tinkershuffle]

[MengJiao]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

[MengJiao]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

  And here is a very useful tankette from Heroes and Generals:

[Staggerwing]

An APC with no armor for the personnel? At least the gunner is snuggled up.

[MengJiao]

An APC with no armor for the personnel? At least the gunner is snuggled up.

  Usually nobody rides this thing.  It's not as fast as a motorcycle.  It's good points are -- faster than a bicycle, can crash through fences and can carry some rockets or ammo or medical supplies.  Mine usually carries AT rockets.  It also has a machine gun and offers some protection from area fire -- but usually not much against aimed fire since I rarely close all the hatches.  One of the advantages of driving around is that you can look around much better while driving than you can while walking or running.  I usually spot enemy tanks while re-spawning or driving around.

[MengJiao]

An APC with no armor for the personnel? At least the gunner is snuggled up.

  Usually nobody rides this thing.  It's not as fast as a motorcycle.  It's good points are -- faster than a bicycle, can crash through fences and can carry some rockets or ammo or medical supplies.  Mine usually carries AT rockets.  It also has a machine gun and offers some protection from area fire -- but usually not much against aimed fire since I rarely close all the hatches.  One of the advantages of driving around is that you can look around much better while driving than you can while walking or running.  I usually spot enemy tanks while re-spawning or driving around.

  Other advantages are:  small and easy to turn in place (unlike a truck or a jeep), available to infantry.  Here I am crossing a picturesque ford on the town battle map.

[Tinkershuffle]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

I've played this mainly with the Russians, the first couple of turns are a walk in the park hunting the mujahideens but then the Iranian armor enters the field and the victory turns into a distant dream pretty quickly. I hope Graviteam makes some post-ww2 dlc's to Mius Front also.

[W8taminute]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

  And here is a very useful tankette from Heroes and Generals:

Although two of my Soviets have unlocked that 'traktor' I haven't bothered to purchase it.  But you've given me some ideas so I might consider getting one of those vehicles. 

How does it perform going uphill?

[MengJiao]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

  And here is a very useful tankette from Heroes and Generals:

Although two of my Soviets have unlocked that 'traktor' I haven't bothered to purchase it.  But you've given me some ideas so I might consider getting one of those vehicles. 

How does it perform going uphill?

It slows to a crawl on some slopes, but for tight turns (or even turning in place) it is the best.  Of course it is a deathtrap if enemy infantry gets close to it and one's own troops often jump and in and rather unhelpfully use the machine gun or drive you around when you are lining up long-range machine gun suppressive fire.
Since I load it with panzerfausts, in theory I can stalk tanks with it, but its slowness probably makes it worse for that than a GAZ-jeep.
  I've had the greatest success with it in clearing bridges of enemy infantry.  For other things (speed mostly) it isn't that good.

[undercovergeek]

New Endless Space 2 campaign as the Horatio

Our home, the Temos system, Horatio Prime and 3 uninhabitable planets



Known space after a few turns, a resource heavy Gemini system to our North, a minor faction in the Indusa system to our west, and south west in the Esh system, the AI has started to expand (green node)



We create an outpost with the intention of colonising the Gemini system, it has Titanium for better weapons and luxury resources for trading

[W8taminute]

I loved this version of Op star!  I played it more than any other.

  And here is a very useful tankette from Heroes and Generals:

Although two of my Soviets have unlocked that 'traktor' I haven't bothered to purchase it.  But you've given me some ideas so I might consider getting one of those vehicles. 

How does it perform going uphill?

It slows to a crawl on some slopes, but for tight turns (or even turning in place) it is the best.  Of course it is a deathtrap if enemy infantry gets close to it and one's own troops often jump and in and rather unhelpfully use the machine gun or drive you around when you are lining up long-range machine gun suppressive fire.
Since I load it with panzerfausts, in theory I can stalk tanks with it, but its slowness probably makes it worse for that than a GAZ-jeep.
  I've had the greatest success with it in clearing bridges of enemy infantry.  For other things (speed mostly) it isn't that good.

Interesting thoughts.  Well for the sake of adding the vehicle to my collection I might get it and give it a test drive!

[W8taminute]

This is my sniper based character travelling as a gunner on his way to a camp point.   :)

[W8taminute]

And this is my SMG trooper riding his bike to the front...