So you didn't actually fire back with any strategy, but instead ran after the tank blindly while making a big show of yourselves...
Mmm....

So you didn't actually fire back with any strategy, but instead ran after the tank blindly while making a big show of yourselves...
Mmm....

I wonder what will happen with redline railgunners when 1.8 comes. Getting points for, well, doing damage to a tank might encourage them to flee into the redline.... hopefully wrong?

We had a strategy, he had a blindside on the hill, hence i tried to engage while he couldnt see me. Unfortunately he looked towards me when i was in point c. Why do you think i went around the city to take a look at the scenery?

umm sorry but yeah sound like you dint even know what you where even doing at all ....

maybe if you where playing a top down 2D game may be .

what im trying to point out that on the map your playing you cant take the other teams home point with one tank as the map was build around the idea that the home points would be the most ez defend and that most of the fighting was to take place in the city .

the map was also build with the idea of rage combat with tanks witch means you driving your tank into his home point was like a fly trying to 1 vs 1 a spider and its web.

your drive in to if you look at the map a spot called a bottleneck/choke point the map was made like this limit the uses of tanks for camping the red line so that the battle was more on fast flanking moves with drop ships and drop suits vs the old with was mass of tanks making a wall at the other team red line and pawning away like you see in most other maps.

in this map driving your tanks anywhere closes to the other team red line is a dum idea unless there is some over riding need of it and should only be done with a limed engagement.

as you can see your... if you want to call it a plan was doomed from the start .
its not the red lines fault for you driving in the open as your foe is hull down and relocating to kill you.
or is it his or ccp.s fault for you driving into a kill box .

umm sorry but yeah sound like you dint even know what you where even doing at all ....

maybe if you where playing a top down 2D game may be .

what im trying to point out that on the map your playing you cant take the other teams home point with one tank as the map was build around the idea that the home points would be the most ez defend and that most of the fighting was to take place in the city .

the map was also build with the idea of rage combat with tanks witch means you driving your tank into his home point was like a fly trying to 1 vs 1 a spider and its web.

your drive in to if you look at the map a spot called a bottleneck/choke point the map was made like this limit the uses of tanks for camping the red line so that the battle was more on fast flanking moves with drop ships and drop suits vs the old with was mass of tanks making a wall at the other team red line and pawning away like you see in most other maps.

in this map driving your tanks anywhere closes to the other team red line is a dum idea unless there is some over riding need of it and should only be done with a limed engagement.

as you can see your... if you want to call it a plan was doomed from the start .
its not the red lines fault for you driving in the open as your foe is hull down and relocating to kill you.
or is it his or ccp.s fault for you driving into a kill box .

So taking out tanks with oversight of the majority of the map isn't "over riding need" to you? If that's the only chance you have of taking out redline scrubs, do it!

lol that dude uses keyboard and mouse and makes unnecessarily confusing maps to illustrate how he lost

The map is actually incredibly simple and easy to follow...

You did not read at all. The whole time we where trying to kill the red line tanks. If you had read we had 3 tanks on the field, 1 was destroyed by the double damage moded redline rail at the beggining and mine was destroyed by a bomb truck while doing evasive maneuvers.

You see they couodnt kill us even with redline tanks because they where scrubs so they had to bring out bomb lavs. We almost killed one of the tanks in engagement point 1 and 2 thats why tank 1 had to move deeper into the red line.

Other are sayin that it was because i was using kb/m but thats not it, it,s actually easier for me to run tanks with it since before dust i did not use s3 but played in pc.

Seriously get back under the bridge

Soooo...you needed three tanks to take out two tanks? Did you designate one tank to keep over watch on ground troops? I mean, after he came back in and recalled his blown up tank of course? On that note, did all tanks have clear communication with each other?

And yes, nice use of those arrows.

i would have liked a legend indicating what the different colored arrows were, and was tank 1 and tank 2 point 1 and point 2? or were those friendly tanks and simply the numbers 1 and 2, point 1 and point 2? im staying the course



EDIT: the only part of the map i liked was where the green arrow "Tron'd" out and ran back into his own arrow and exploded

We had a strategy, he had a blindside on the hill, hence i tried to engage while he couldnt see me. Unfortunately he looked towards me when i was in point c. Why do you think i went around the city to take a look at the scenery?

This particular map has several counterpoints, being that you can hide along the ground firing into the redline as easily as you can fire from the redline due to the towers at D-8.
There is a region to the east from which you can fire down into the problem zones with a tank. About H-10.
Same for the west side.
According to this map:
https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=80606&find=unread

The view from there seems to coincide with the "Problematic" points of your excursion. It's like you didn't even look at the map itself...

I have all the maps as my desktop and use them to make my decision because my PS3 screen is right next to my Computer screen. I knew exactly where to go. The tanks did not get me it was a BOMB LAV

So you didn't actually fire back with any strategy, but instead ran after the tank blindly while making a big show of yourselves...
Mmm....

The maps you didn't use... because tank 1 and tank 2 from your example could have been cleaned out by 2 people very easily from a flanking vantage in the regions I mentioned, creating a crossfire zone, and eliminating any hiding spots.... Thus you would not have been at risk of the LAV nor the redline tanks. The third person could have drawn attention by sitting in the distraction spot (where your tank blew up) while the tanks on the flanks destroyed....

Had you used the maps for looking at firing and retreat angles, you could have had them, but instead you and your group charged up the center.
Just because you looked at a map does not mean you used the map.

So taking out tanks with oversight of the majority of the map isn't "over riding need" to you? If that's the only chance you have of taking out redline scrubs, do it!