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Poll: Damage areas? (27 member(s) have cast votes)

Yay or nay?

  1. Yay (24 votes [88.89%])

    Percentage of vote: 88.89%

  2. Nay (1 votes [3.70%])

    Percentage of vote: 3.70%

  3. Unsure (2 votes [7.41%])

    Percentage of vote: 7.41%

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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 16 Jun 2008

Here is a video of the guardian tank reciving missile fire from the rear and from the face. Though, with exagerated values.

So what would you think about tanks and vehicles taking more damage from the rear than from the front and side?

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=1W3uOI5a7i8
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TheDR's Photo TheDR 16 Jun 2008

All i can say is if it works without bugs it would be a cool addition.
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 16 Jun 2008

Yep, it works without bugs.
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Zeke's Photo Zeke 16 Jun 2008

Yay
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Jazzie Spurs's Photo Jazzie Spurs 16 Jun 2008

Postcunt+ 1 for Yay
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Mr. Mylo's Photo Mr. Mylo 16 Jun 2008

unsure... YAY
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Flechette?'s Photo Flechette? 17 Jun 2008

Realism? Oh shi- Yay!
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Strategia's Photo Strategia 17 Jun 2008

Yea/Yay. I love it when games do this. This way, flanking/surrounding actually means something :pnd:
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 17 Jun 2008

I previously said, ambushing a few tanks with AT infantry means death to the tanks, this is what I meant :pnd:
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BeefJeRKy's Photo BeefJeRKy 17 Jun 2008

Sounds interesting to say the least. This mod is for Kane's Wrath or Red Alert 3?
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 17 Jun 2008

RA3
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smooder's Photo smooder 03 Jul 2008

Ai Sai Yai
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Kris's Photo Kris 04 Jul 2008

View PostMaster_Chief, on 18 Jun 2008, 5:43, said:

RA3


Wat? :dope:

Also, Go ahead with it. Looks nifty.

EDIT: HOLY CRAP, Didn't knew how old was this thread X_X!
Edited by Chris, 04 July 2008 - 00:03.
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Kamikazi's Photo Kamikazi 05 Jul 2008

I say YAY! :P
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General Kirkov's Photo General Kirkov 03 Mar 2009

Yay, most military vehicles have more armour forward, since thats where they will be taking "heat" if its doable, and the thread suggests that it is, go for it!

Holy shit I necroed a topic, please don't kill me, I hadn't even realized EA released an SDK for RA3...

So thus I award myself;

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Which comes with a neat ribbon'

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Edited by General Kirkov, 03 March 2009 - 01:41.
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Libains's Photo Libains 03 Mar 2009

They haven't released the SDK yet, hence it's impossible to know if this is possible, as the system is not implemented to any degree in RA3.
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 03 Mar 2009

Actually, yes, RA3 has that system, I've seen some units take more damage from behind than from in front.
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CJ's Photo CJ 03 Mar 2009

View PostSgt. Rho, on 3 Mar 2009, 11:57, said:

Actually, yes, RA3 has that system, I've seen some units take more damage from behind than from in front.


+1

The pacifier for example : when he uses his shield, he takes the same damage as when he doesn't have the shield if hit from behind 8|
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 03 Mar 2009

What was the pacifier again? :P
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Libains's Photo Libains 03 Mar 2009

Basic Allied infantryman. I was under the impression that he took less damage from all sides, as I've seen no noticeable difference depending on where he is shot from.
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 03 Mar 2009

Oh, right....yes, he takes a lot more damage from behind than from in front while using the shield.
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WNxMastrefubu's Photo WNxMastrefubu 03 Mar 2009

yay, it would b cool
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Libains's Photo Libains 03 Mar 2009

View PostSgt. Rho, on 3 Mar 2009, 23:17, said:

Oh, right....yes, he takes a lot more damage from behind than from in front while using the shield.

In that case, it would prove to be highly successful to implement this across the whole range of units. Best of luck with it - I am in no doubt it will be quite some endeavor.
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Sgt. Rho's Photo Sgt. Rho 04 Mar 2009



That is an, a bit exagerated, test in CnC3.
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Ascendancy's Photo Ascendancy 04 Mar 2009

I think that this is a good idea, to make rear armor way more vulnerable than front/side armor, as the engine is usually located in the rear of the tank, thus being more vulnerable.

You got my thumbs up on this.
Edited by Ascendancy, 04 March 2009 - 03:40.
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