Re: [Video] Nekomata vs. Tiger

**N.B. Forrest** · 06-09-2009, 08:14 AM

Love the first combat video where the 2nd seat is just blasting away at the Neko - I guess it made him feel useful or something.

**Mixa** · 06-09-2009, 08:18 AM

Originally Posted by N.B. Forrest

Love the first combat video where the 2nd seat is just blasting away at the Neko - I guess it made him feel useful or something.

Yeah too many pubbies too this thinking it doesn't matter. And when you end up having 3 tanks that you were going to go by taking shots on you, you seriously hope that gunner learned something. I don't know if it matters in combat though, I know AA shots really distract the driver, maybe direct shot to the sensor might make it harder to aim O.o?

**N.B. Forrest** · 06-09-2009, 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by Mixa

Yeah too many pubbies too this thinking it doesn't matter. And when you end up having 3 tanks that you were going to go by taking shots on you, you seriously hope that gunner learned something. I don't know if it matters in combat though, I know AA shots really distract the driver, maybe direct shot to the sensor might make it harder to aim O.o?

Possibly, but most of the time I just see guys firing wherever. Personally, I'm usually scanning for gunships, pesky anti-tanks trying to sneak up behind, or jumping out with my own Pilum shot ready.

**Mixa** · 06-09-2009, 09:19 AM

Yeah people ignore the work of gunner way too many times. Also stationary tank's secondary gun can score plenty of shots on those that think its easy Pilum hit, when just their head is visible behind the hill, as main gun (aka cannon :P) can't hit you. And it has devastating damage to the gunships too luckily!

**Spulat** · 06-09-2009, 09:49 AM

It's all about your ability to gauge arc and compensate for movement. Strafing with the Tiger is just about knowing what's in front of you when you're going forward, to shoot sideways.

Also, strafing while going forward is just one of the many ways you can get a Neko to go in places you wouldn't think it can go..............

Oh those were the days.

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