Alliedassault - View Single Post - A bug in the bastogne, "panser in the street" miss

Bazooka_Joe · 12-02-2002, 11:10 AM

Like Sodo said:

1) Kill ALL of the germans in the house before exiting, or you will get rained on with mortars. When your next objective appears, that's when you know you can exit the house. Exit, and walk to your left, but beware the MG-42!

2) Defending the line requires paitence, and proper reloading. If you think about it, this part is alot like Missile Command, or Space Invaders, heh. Just walk back and forth down the line, taking short bursts with the MG/SMG's, and clean off the guys closest to the line before getting the guys in the rear. DON'T use smoke nades, and try fraggin the enemy occasionally to slow them down.

3) The Stuka is a pain in the tooka. Like Sodo said again, your better off just holding the trigger down on the AA gun, since it takes a few seconds to warm up. Generally, the plane flies at about, a 145-degree angle from your position, so angle the gun a little less than straight up, and you can adjust when the plane passes the first few times. It will take 2-3 passes to blow the plane up.

	(#8)
Bazooka_Joe is Offline Senior Member Posts: 12,585 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Staten Island, NY, USA	12-02-2002, 11:10 AM Like Sodo said: 1) Kill ALL of the germans in the house before exiting, or you will get rained on with mortars. When your next objective appears, that's when you know you can exit the house. Exit, and walk to your left, but beware the MG-42! 2) Defending the line requires paitence, and proper reloading. If you think about it, this part is alot like Missile Command, or Space Invaders, heh. Just walk back and forth down the line, taking short bursts with the MG/SMG's, and clean off the guys closest to the line before getting the guys in the rear. DON'T use smoke nades, and try fraggin the enemy occasionally to slow them down. 3) The Stuka is a pain in the tooka. Like Sodo said again, your better off just holding the trigger down on the AA gun, since it takes a few seconds to warm up. Generally, the plane flies at about, a 145-degree angle from your position, so angle the gun a little less than straight up, and you can adjust when the plane passes the first few times. It will take 2-3 passes to blow the plane up.