Profile of ggfarming

Cruzz is da man!

What I believe and have known is attacking team weapons directly with tanks produce higher accuracy shots over attack ground'ing team weapons. I guess team weapons are taken into account as just like vehicles ( ATG with a higher target size, hmg and mortar significantly smaller target size) so direct-attack command goes through the hit or miss roll similiar to people preferring right clicking on an enemy vehicle with a tank, rather than attack grounding the enemy vehicle when engaging with clear line of sight. Because the miss roll initiates the scatter roll, you have extra accuracy and better results with direct-attack command. I believe this mechanic is for tracking projectiles such as normal tank shots and at gun shots excluding brumbar like tanks' projectiles.

So this is why you can't have brumbar rolling hit and therefore can't have a high explosive brumbar shot tracing your tank just like other tank shots which track their target when rolled hit.

According to coh2-stats.com , brummbar has accuracy values just like other tanks and it's ordnance is in the same ballistic weapons class just like regular tanks', yet the above statement shows that they behave a bit differently. So I have reason to believe accuracy means nothing to the brummbar , scatter is the only mechanic in works here.

In my belief, since Brumbar and dozer (slow projectile, non-tracking) shot can not roll hit or miss there is no difference between auto attacking or ground attacking a static enemy other than auto attack choosing it's own point of choice to shoot versus your choice of point (I would like a clarification on this, I believe auto attacking chooses the model which has the unit symbol on it).

Yet attacking mobile units, especially infantry is a different story. It is better to attack ground manually when dealing with moving infantry because auto attacking tends to target the initial position of the infantry squad and by the time the slow moving shot gets there, the squad will have already significantly moved away from the initial position. So by attacking ground; you can lead your shot and effectively kill units, though this takes a little bit of practice but is easy to master.

NOTE: These theories are constructed by my experience, guides I've read all over the forum, and I have interpolated some results so I would very much appreciate a dissection and analysis of my thoughts.

So unless proven, don't take my word yet to prevent misinformation.

You should also put in unit abilities and explain them.