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S3xyBerry 4 months ago

Heavy tank/tank/ifv/other combat movecraft should combat tag whoever got touched by the shell or other projectile's explosion radius to actually have an impact in a siege enviroment instead of having its damage patched up inmediately in front of said tank. It is a bit silly that you can just place more blocks that take several shells to break through again whilst standing where the tank is shelling effortlessly without any consequences. If you dont want the tank to start 1 tapping people then you should give it this ability instead than add more limitations on movecraft usefulness in CCNet.
You would still be able to spam fort cannons but would need to take cover first adding slightly more skill to it so there is nothing wrong with the suggestion really, atleast how I see it.

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Solomon1426 4 months ago

Just to make this clear, this means in the saharan region, when you sink, you will be combat tagged and hunted down by pvpers until you die. That would be one of the trade-offs.

Also, you can't place blocks down near tanks. Not sure the exact range but it isn't unnoticeable. So, if you are referring to people are repairing the fort, whilst you are drilling. This is nothing new, and the solution has always been to just get someone to combat tag them with a gun or send a pvper after them. Tanks are useful, you just used them incorrectly at the siege. You had 13 people on tanks, and like 4 people at banner. Whilst we had 20 on banner. Making repairing and placing blocks, super easy.

S3xyBerry 4 months ago

No it doesnt mean anything in the saharan region as its different svs and svp. Idk what youre saying. But that end part proves point

fxber_ 4 months ago

You keep saying nonsense when it's time to yap when there is a 50 block deep hole in their fort you can't magically send a bullet to them. Because you can't climb the fort so they will just end up repairing that hole completely and don't you dare to deny it I was there drilling and I saw it in my own eyes