Need help..

Wdll · #1 March 18th, 2009, 07:45 AM

I don't understand why so many of you buy dozer vehicles lol.
If you find a specific building having strong resistance, destroy it from a distance or avoid it.

Imp · #2 March 18th, 2009, 03:26 PM

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I don't understand why so many of you buy dozer vehicles lol.
If you find a specific building having strong resistance, destroy it from a distance or avoid it.

Because & I think this is what Panzerbob did we assummed they had less chance of getting stuck. Also like Bob mine did not get stuck so thought this was the case obviously we just got lucky though did drive through slowly followed by my armour.

Used twice in urban with only a couple of obvious routes available to make my own, 2nd time coming out right on his flank & chewing forces up quickly in a pincer move.
First time tried to get to clever as forgot opponent sees buildings flatten so gives away what you are doing.

PanzerBob · #3 March 19th, 2009, 01:11 AM

Ideally yes, flatten the vill, however, for those times your Squishies are only separated by a building or two from your EN Forces sometimes a Dozer or Demo Charge is just the right tool!!
I have Dozered a building that was occupied, they died next turn if I had assualted it one never knows the outcome.

Bob out

Imp · #4 March 19th, 2009, 02:53 AM

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your Squishies

Bob me thinks you could be getting a bit to attached to your dozers. Your squishies conjurs up all sorts of pictures. Guessing your armour has little need for rubber track blocks prefering the organic type.

Lt. Ketch · #5 March 19th, 2009, 12:47 PM

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your Squishies

Bob me thinks you could be getting a bit to attached to your dozers. Your squishies conjurs up all sorts of pictures. Guessing your armour has little need for rubber track blocks prefering the organic type.

There's a reason it's call "overrunning a position." Although maybe they should change it to "Running over a position."

Ramm · #6 March 19th, 2009, 03:00 PM

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your Squishies

Bob me thinks you could be getting a bit to attached to your dozers. Your squishies conjurs up all sorts of pictures. Guessing your armour has little need for rubber track blocks prefering the organic type.

There's a reason it's call "overrunning a position." Although maybe they should change it to "Running over a position."

lol squished infantryman, like in "Saving Private Ryan" the german dude that got squished by tank?

back on topic is there any way in the game for me to get my tanks to run over the enemy soldiers? That could be used for close combat as a last resort.

Wdll · #7 March 19th, 2009, 03:40 PM

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Bob me thinks you could be getting a bit to attached to your dozers. Your squishies conjurs up all sorts of pictures. Guessing your armour has little need for rubber track blocks prefering the organic type.

There's a reason it's call "overrunning a position." Although maybe they should change it to "Running over a position."

lol squished infantryman, like in "Saving Private Ryan" the german dude that got squished by tank?

back on topic is there any way in the game for me to get my tanks to run over the enemy soldiers? That could be used for close combat as a last resort.

I am getting the feeling you haven't played a single battle yet.

Sniper23 · #8 March 19th, 2009, 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by PanzerBob

Ideally yes, flatten the vill, however, for those times your Squishies are only separated by a building or two from your EN Forces sometimes a Dozer or Demo Charge is just the right tool!!
I have Dozered a building that was occupied, they died next turn if I had assualted it one never knows the outcome.

Bob out

ive done that with a demo charge,down goes the building,tanks start attacking there flank!