I kinda doubt the devs will reverse years of precedence and unskew the ranges.

Yopo, I'm afraid the answer is to (wait until the game is released and) do a ballistic correction mod. Offering unrivalled immersion to give the most legitimate WWII RTS/RTT to date. I believe what you want is not a different ballistic simulation, what you want is the devs to give you a 'hardcore' option where the IK-auto-aim is disabled. Free Download Call to Arms: Gates of Hell Ostfront Full version Game for PC, it is aimed to convey the realism that strategy players have always desired: Historically accurate visuals and locations, no health bars, no simplifications, no shortcuts taken. The unique thing about the game is that you can not only defeat your enemies in RTS but also slip into the skin of one of your soldiers and kill everything and. Only dispersion prevents perfect hits each time. You see what I mean? You're *not* aiming the gun directly-you are picking an impact point and the *game* is aiming the gun. It's just that you're not realizing the game is in fact auto-compensating your gun elevation to hit where your gunsight/dot is aiming.Ģ) Direct-control your soldier (you can see this most clearly in 3rd person camera).ģ) Aim nearby and gradually creep the aim point further and further away from you.Ĥ) Watch as your soldier *superelevates his rifle* to hit your aimpoint. There's nothing wrong with -it works as intended.

The 'bullet drop' effect was added to AT rockets. I think this is a great solution for this issue. I came by review post by Gepanzerte Faust mentioning the 'bullet drop'. The difference between weopon range and ai engagment range has given FPS great advantage over RTS. Gepanzerte Faust, I'm going out on a limb here but I *think* you're seeing the 'ballistic computer IK' effect. I have posted extensively about imbalance between FPS and RTS.

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