The goal is to have a healthy mix of arcade and realism. you don’t need to be 4 people to operate a tank. General philosophy – We are not aiming for a realistic simulation of vehicles. Upon some further investigation I found that more details on vehicles was briefed on in the official forums and what is known so far is the in progress facts the developers have shared with us. In this model we simulate varying thickness of the armor as well as take the impact-angle into account when calculating damage – so a direct 90 degree hit on a surface will cause more damage than a 45 degree hit. We’re currently working on a vehicle projectile and armor model with hit-locations and impact-angles. In other words – tanks are only available if an “Armor-specialized” Assault Team is part of the battle. Tanks (and other vehicles) are limited resources and are tied up to the Campaign, so that the number of tanks available on a battlefield is defined by which Assault Teams are part of that battle. We wish to start up with one tank and one tank destroyer for each side and then expand from there – the “missing Allies tank” is in development and will be revealed soon. We currently have three tanks operational: Tiger I and Stug III for Axis and M18 Hellcat for Allies. I’ll start with the current tanks they have already in-game below.Ĭurrent Tank Arsenal: It’s no secret that we love tanks and wish to provide as many different kind of tanks as possible for Heroes & Generals. For now all information has derived from the H&G official site and forums. As a reminder at the point of writing this entry () I have not gotten any hands on with the Alpha build of H&G but I’ll definitely cover that if and only when any NDA policies would be lifted. With this blog post I like to concentrate on what I’ve read up so far on vehicles and their ultimate role on the Battlefield.

Welcome to the second part of my blog coverage on Heroes and Generals.

An in depth look at Heroes And Generals (Part Two)

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