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General Forums => Aces High General Discussion => Topic started by: rabbidrabbit on June 22, 2003, 11:15:51 AM
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Has this happened to anyone else?
Base 173 was getting attacked by a Tiger so I spawn one of my own to defend. Loaded full AP and started hitting him at 1700 yards from the second shot on. I hit him with more than 40 shots before a bomber killed me with all but one bouncing off in different directions. I have seen plenty of shots go right through vehicles when under 400 yards but this was pretty silly. I have a film but it only shows it from the drivers seat for some reason. WTF?
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Ya,
I was hitting the thing virtually everywhere and watching the rounds bounce in all sorts of directions. Even track shots just bounced to the side. I have killed many Tigers with both Tigers and Panzers before. What gets me is the pure number of times and places I hit this bugger and all but one shot bounced. And that is with using a Tiger myself.
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Originally posted by rabbidrabbit
Has this happened to anyone else?
Base 173 was getting attacked by a Tiger so I spawn one of my own to defend. Loaded full AP and started hitting him at 1700 yards from the second shot on. I hit him with more than 40 shots before a bomber killed me with all but one bouncing off in different directions. I have seen plenty of shots go right through vehicles when under 400 yards but this was pretty silly. I have a film but it only shows it from the drivers seat for some reason. WTF?
Try BF Goodrich, rubber tank dept.:D
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GV Armor in AH seems to be oddly complicated compared to the aircraft damage model...
The angle you hit the armor at, as well as the precise spot make a huge difference.
A tip, use HE to knock out his tracks, then the list usuallly gives you a much better angle for a kill-shot. (And makes it that much harder for him to hit you)
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Rule of thumb with tigers I've learned to live with.
Any Tiger you spawn is made of paper..
Any Tiger you attack is the real thing..
Never fails... but I sill love burning the perks.