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Managing desert dust - Uranium - 11-08-2007 How do you guys manage the desert dust? I didt play a lot these maps and I assume the dust from tank movement lead to a full new set of tank combat strategy. From you guys experience is that a major technical issue?:chin: RE: Managing desert dust - Copper - 11-08-2007 Three things you need to know: 1) wind direction will shift the dust of moving vehicles, so you need to be cognizant of how your LOS will be affected when engaging enemy units 2) Dust patterns reveal vehicle movements, but it can be used to obfuscate or misdirect movements through mass movements in a straight line that look like only one vehicle, trucks being used as tanks, and movement through soft ground that does not cause dust clouds to puff up 3) Dust can be used for cover, IE. a tank comes up against 3 enemy tanks, and retreats backwards, causing dust to conceal movement and allow for escape... Cheers! Leto RE: Managing desert dust - Nort - 11-08-2007 Even light tanks kick up dust. ![[Image: m3a1stuart_1.jpg]](http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s134/Nort_photo/m3a1stuart_1.jpg)
RE: Managing desert dust - Uranium - 11-09-2007 Thanks , Ill try these strategy , also i am thinking you probably can use it as smoke to advance while some tank could stay being the main spearhead tank. Ill try that sometime see what happens.. RE: Managing desert dust - PoorOldSpike - 11-21-2007 DUST - https://www.theblitz.club/message_boards/showthread.php?tid=39888 RE: Managing desert dust - herroberst - 11-21-2007 A tactical consider for dust when raised by firing the tank gun is that you have your armor spaced far enough apart to "keep up the fire" so that each tanks firing doesn't interfere with the others. |
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