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« Reply #40 on: February 09, 2011, 04:07:51 pm »

all those light vehicles i mentioned have the same thing, I Think the difference is that puma's are longer than all the allied light vehicles, so it looks more likely to miss and go thru but trust, i've seen shots go right thru my LV's many a times.

still think all vehicles should have the homing turned off, would make for much more interesting game play Cheesy
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« Reply #41 on: February 09, 2011, 09:12:07 pm »

but it seems Puma is the only one that has 'phase armor' working as Firesparks called it.  Stuart has same armor as m8 but you don't see missed shells going through stuart like you see on puma. (nor on m8 t17 stag ac for that matter)

M8 t17 stag acs - when shell misses , but hits the hull , damage is calculated

puma - shell misses, but goes through the hull without damage like puma would be a ghost

m8, t17, stag, acs, and puma all have ghost armor against tank shell.
the stuart and hotchkiss do not have phase armor.
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