[0973] Gaza Merkeva exploded in main

[PLODDITHANLEY]

Last night on coffeeshop:

Gaza STD Layer


Description:
Merkeva exploded in main

Steps to Reproduce:
Merkeva was crewed in open repair bay, our 4 man squad got in
tank reverses out and starts going forwards - tank destroyed all dead/dead.

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Tested On:
Gaza ins 64/std coffeeshop 0.973

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[dtacs]

Also saw this happen at the IDF main, near the red and white striped barriers.

This is just an issue of the thoroughfares for armored vehicles being unrealistically and impractically small, where they clip with the statics back and forth until they explode.

[Mouthpiece]

This is just an issue of the thoroughfares for armored vehicles being unrealistically and impractically small, where they clip with the statics back and forth until they explode.

This. Few days ago in TG I saw a crewed Puma scratching against a manned Logi Truck. Puma was trying to get in German main (in Lashkar) and the Logi was trying to get out. They didn't collide. They just scratched their paint a bit. The speed was really low. And after few seconds of friction - boom, goes both vehicles.

[tankninja1]

Similar note the suspension is a little funky on the merkava. Big bumps, like running over rocks causes some damage. Even going over small bumps, 2ft tall mounds, at high speeds cases damage.

[crot]

That happened to me when I was leaving main in the Merkava and hitting that table that is right outside of the IDF main, on the main road out and it exploded from a light collision. That was in earlier version. Another happened to me in a Challenger tank on Al Basra when we were coming back to main for rearming, smallest touch to the canvas net at repair and it explodes....

[DNA9881]

The T-90 On Silent Eagle I've noticed as well can take a large amount of damage going over small bumps, even slowly. Maybe the world damage is set a little high on them if you know what I mean, that could be causing these collisions with static entities to completely destroy it. Kind of like going over a million "small bumps" a second.