BRDM-2 Konkurs
Posted: 2008-06-05 09:54
The BRDM-2 Konkurs (Armored militia vehicle with 5 antitank missile tubes)
Generally a pretty crappy vehicle in PR and IRL, but it seem just a tad more crappy in PR. So lets change that seeing as this is the legendary Project reality mod afterall.
My main problem is ammo. The BRDM-2 Konkurs in-game currently has 5 loaded Konkurs (AT-5 Spandrel) missiles in its tubes and thats it. But in IRL it could also storage 10 missiles in the back (15 in all!).
So my suggestion would be; To be able to reload the missile tubes. I believe this was done manually so it would take a bit of time. (2-4 min ingame?)
Futher more the BRDM-2 Konkurs could also fire the Fagot missile (AT-4 Spigot); The option to switch between the Konkurs and Fagot would be a nice addition.
Konkurs (AT-5 Spandrel) Armor Penetration: 650mm
Fagot (AT-4 Spigot) Armor Penetration: 480mm
Sound: Change the current reload sound after each shot with a "bib" like indicator that lets you know the next missile is ready to fire and use the reloading sound to indicate manually reloading the tubes.
Thx for listening
Generally a pretty crappy vehicle in PR and IRL, but it seem just a tad more crappy in PR. So lets change that seeing as this is the legendary Project reality mod afterall.
My main problem is ammo. The BRDM-2 Konkurs in-game currently has 5 loaded Konkurs (AT-5 Spandrel) missiles in its tubes and thats it. But in IRL it could also storage 10 missiles in the back (15 in all!).
So my suggestion would be; To be able to reload the missile tubes. I believe this was done manually so it would take a bit of time. (2-4 min ingame?)
Futher more the BRDM-2 Konkurs could also fire the Fagot missile (AT-4 Spigot); The option to switch between the Konkurs and Fagot would be a nice addition.
Konkurs (AT-5 Spandrel) Armor Penetration: 650mm
Fagot (AT-4 Spigot) Armor Penetration: 480mm
Sound: Change the current reload sound after each shot with a "bib" like indicator that lets you know the next missile is ready to fire and use the reloading sound to indicate manually reloading the tubes.
Thx for listening