Frag in tank

[m21man 0]

Quote[/b] ]Say a tank is going along a trail and the hatch is open with the commander or gunner looking out, how hard would it be to lob a grenade at them or into the tank?

Lobbing a hand grenade from ground level into a tank would be virtually impossible. What would be more likely is someone hiding in a multi-story building and dropping a grenade straight down into the open hatch.

[Mr. Snrub 0]

Quote[/b] ]Say a tank is going along a trail and the hatch is open with the commander or gunner looking out, how hard would it be to lob a grenade at them or into the tank?

Lobbing a hand grenade from ground level into a tank would be virtually impossible.

Especially if OFP2 retains the current method for throwing grenades. Its quite easy to judge approximately where the grenade will land, but I can imagine it would be extremely unlikely that you'd be able to plonk one through the hatch before the tank spots you...

[Major Fubar 0]

Reminds me of an early Twilight 2000 (a military pen and paper role playing game) experience I had.

I tried to take on a T-72 with an Uzi in one hand and a frag grenade in the other.

Needless to say, I got a quick education in tank defence (I got cut in two by the MG)

[sbsmac 0]

http://www.battlefield.ru/library/bookshelf/weapons/weapons2.html

This looks a bit more promising for 'realistic' tactics - especially if there is a 'resistance' element. :-)

[Mr. Snrub 0]

http://www.battlefield.ru/library/bookshelf/weapons/weapons2.html

This looks a bit more promising for 'realistic' tactics - especially if there is a 'resistance' element. :-)

Ooh, definitely. Molotov cocktails are always a favourite, especially against those open-top trucks full of enemy troops