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23/09/2019 at 1:03 am #10150
BWChief
ParticipantThrowing it into the bug reports due to odd behavior that was found:
-AVRE can one shot Defensive concrete bunkers, but only through lucky side shots and rear shots.
-The AVRE does a 1/4 of the bunkers max health as damage frontally, but when shot from the side and rear (getting a “rear critical” on the bunker) it kills it in one shot.
-The bunkers take 2 satchel charges, or 1 engineer demo charge to kill
-The 95mm centaur does nearly negligible damage to the the bunkers, front and rear
-290mm also has less than expected AOE for a HE charge, only managing to kill around 2-3 full squads, and dealing damage to some surrounding squads, when the round lands in the center of the group.
-290mm failed to down a telephone post it hit instead of a bunker (blast proof telephone post)
-290mm dealt a satisfactory amount of damage to an elefant, frontal hit, gave it one crit, and did not stun the crew in 2 shots frontally. Rear hit immediately destroyed it and caused a fuel explosion, alongside many crits on the wreck.
-As a note, the 290 does 130mm of penetration as a HE shell, the 95mm centaur does 110 with its HEAT shell, so any rear shots on ANY big German cat, is an instant kill with the AVRE.
-in comparison, the AVRE does as much frontal penetration as the 105 sherman with its HEAT shell, and the AVRE is using nothing but sheer High Explosive power. -
27/09/2019 at 7:36 pm #10183
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