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For trivia reasons it is still kinda interesting, I think
Maybe they were considered but then they scrapped it because light vehicles need to be mobile anyways and it'd probably have taken a graphics designer to make the whole hulled down thing with sandbags flying everywhere when they are hit.

I still don't understand why the Soviet tanks have a received damage multiplier of 3, though. I guess they can't be hulled down anyways but why make them take additional damage should anyone ever manage to do it?

the point of the scatter modifier isnt to reduce the AI ability all the time. AOE reduction would mean they are just flat out worse against inf. a movement penalty to AOE would also make no sense (different shell just because theyre moving?) so scatter is the logical stat to change.

Oh right, good point. Overlooked that. I was thinking about decreasing the AoE if it were too good vs. infantry in every case (stationary and mobile. AoE modifiers for moving don't make sense, I agree.
So a for example a moving scatter angle modifier could be used if a unit turned out to be too good for chasing retreating units or kiting without hurting its stationary performance.

Code

| | moving: {
| | | accuracy_multiplier: 0.5f;
| | | burst_multiplier: 1f;
| | | cooldown_multiplier: 1f;
| | | disable_moving_firing: true;
| | | moving_end_time: 0f;
| | | moving_start_time: 0f;

Cannot fire while moving, takes a .5 accuracy penalty while moving.

Is this an excerpt from the sniper's weapon file or from somewhere else?

Because it doesn't really make sense to me. I can confirm that snipers in M3s can still shoot while the M3 moves and I can also confirm that they miss a lot when it is moving.

However, this all doesn't make sense to me. Let me clarify:
If the sniper moves, he cannot fire. If he moves, he also receives a 0.5 accuracy modifier. Because he misses while the halftrack is moving, he obviously receives an accuracy modifier. However, if that accuracy modifier were from the movement section of the sniper's weapon stats, it'd mean he'd be registered as moving and thus shouldn't be able to fire.
Therefore, the accuracy reduction must come from somewhere else, not from the movement section of the sniper's weapon stats.

Or am I missing something here? Does someone know where the modifiers might come from if not from the sniper's weapon stats movement section?
I'm really not interested in the quarreling nonsense in this thread, I'm just trying to get more insight into the game stats.

Must be. Bunkers have always had pretty good suppression. Let's see if they are used more now.

Those suppression values are definitely a bit too low. Thanks for keeping the spreadsheet up to date!
Without it we probably would still be arguing (even more).

Bulletins are for whatever reason saved locally. If you switched PC, logged into the pc as a different user or something like that, they may be gone (or on your other system/user).

My advice:
1. Make a copy of your
\documents\my games\Company of Heroes 2
folder
2. Restart your PC, see if that helps
3. Check your cloud saving options in Steam. Changing them sometimes allows you to download an older version of your files (if you uploaded one). It also allows you to upload your current game files but check out the old ones first.

Start CoH2 after every step and check, of course... good luck.
There may be other things related to that but you really gotta be careful not to overwrite one of the copies with something that may not be your true bulletin state... good luck.