Ok, then you cannot change suit at supply depot if you have been shot in the last 50 seconds, you cannot change suit if say you are running heavy, you ran 3 minutes to a supply depot but you have 200/500 armor left and no armor repair. If you recall your suit should stay at the depot for 20 seconds so you can get shot at and enemy has chance to kill you.

False. Just the other day a corp mate dropped a tank instead of a drop ship, he said "oops" and called in his dropship WHILE recalling his tank...

Wow Ok Do this first get an tank then recall it then ask for it again right away lets see what your results are. Again some one who does not run tanks making crack s on tanks . If your not able to try this ill give you the results and that is there is an timer before you can call another tank or LAV out. Ohh and yes im an tank pilot just put it out there

Then they need to add a prohibition against calling in a second vehicle while you already have one summoned. (Which makes a lot of sense, when you think about it.)

I know there is plenty of discussion about vehicles at the moment, but shouldn't some attention be paid to recalls in the grand debate? The whole idea of a recall, especially an instantaneous one eliminates a lot of the balancing features associated with the vehicles.

• Active Modules on cooldown? - Recall
• Running low on ammo? - Recall
• Low on health? - Recall
• Don't want to risk losing your baby anymore? - Recall

Recalling a vehicle comes with zero risk which means that calling in a vehicle comes with greatly reduces permanent risk since that investment can be put back in the bank at a moments notice. I'm not an expert but perhaps a few of the following could help the issue or at least get some talk going.

1. Only allow a recall at a supply depot - This is exactly to how dropsuits work since they can not change out of that expensive proto suit investment unless they run up to a friendly supply depot and change suits. (This might also have the added bonus of pilots caring about supply depots rather than wanting to destroy them constantly)
2. Require an RDV to come down and pick up the vehicle and then carry it off into the sky, similar to the initial vehicle deployment. - This would introduce a little bit of risk into recalling and give the AV a chance to shoot it down.
3. Not allow recalls unless the vehicle is at full health with all modules off of cooldown.
4. Charge a fee for each recall (could be based on the total vehicle price) - Would probably have to be a pretty steep fee or it would become a non-issue.
5. Simply create a 5 or 10 second timer that counts down to recall once initiated.
6. The simplest, most crude, and probably least fair would be to just eliminate recalls all together.

Again I'm not much into tanking and gave up on AV long ago, so I would welcome any constructive feedback on this topic. These are just my thoughts as a lowly infantryman.

I definitely don't like this one, although I do think there should be some prohibitions on recalls. I often call in vehicles for my squad, like fitted LAVs and DSes of a higher tier and/or fitting quality than thy can do individually.

when they fix the placements of supply depos so we can get ammo because i have drove round a map with a tank with no ammo to see if ii can refill it but none of the depos are close enough for a tank to get near

Running low on ammo? Change suit at supply depot
Running low on health? Change suit at supply depot
Don't want to risk losing your proto suit anymore? Change suit at supply depot

I'll forego my ability to recall if you can't swap suits at supply depots either.

I definitely don't like this one, although I do think there should be some prohibitions on recalls. I often call in vehicles for my squad, like fitted LAVs and DSes of a higher tier and/or fitting quality than thy can do individually.

I know there is plenty of discussion about vehicles at the moment, but shouldn't some attention be paid to recalls in the grand debate? The whole idea of a recall, especially an instantaneous one eliminates a lot of the balancing features associated with the vehicles.

• Active Modules on cooldown? - Recall
• Running low on ammo? - Recall
• Low on health? - Recall
• Don't want to risk losing your baby anymore? - Recall

Recalling a vehicle comes with zero risk which means that calling in a vehicle comes with greatly reduces permanent risk since that investment can be put back in the bank at a moments notice. I'm not an expert but perhaps a few of the following could help the issue or at least get some talk going.

1. Only allow a recall at a supply depot - This is exactly to how dropsuits work since they can not change out of that expensive proto suit investment unless they run up to a friendly supply depot and change suits. (This might also have the added bonus of pilots caring about supply depots rather than wanting to destroy them constantly)
2. Require an RDV to come down and pick up the vehicle and then carry it off into the sky, similar to the initial vehicle deployment. - This would introduce a little bit of risk into recalling and give the AV a chance to shoot it down.
3. Not allow recalls unless the vehicle is at full health with all modules off of cooldown.
4. Charge a fee for each recall (could be based on the total vehicle price) - Would probably have to be a pretty steep fee or it would become a non-issue.
5. Simply create a 5 or 10 second timer that counts down to recall once initiated.
6. The simplest, most crude, and probably least fair would be to just eliminate recalls all together.

Again I'm not much into tanking and gave up on AV long ago, so I would welcome any constructive feedback on this topic. These are just my thoughts as a lowly infantryman.