Bars??

Close Combat - Cross of Iron is based on Atomic Games award Winning Close Combat Series. Close Combat is a real time game were you take command of German or Soviet squads on the Eastern Front during World War II. This version is being developed by CSO Simtek and will include many new features and improvements.
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Bucefalo
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Bars??

Post by Bucefalo »

Hi to all,

The manual is not so clear because lacks some explicating-pictures. I can't find what represent the anti-pers and anti-tank bars at the very bottom of the screen.

I can see that they seem to show general anti-tank and anti-personell effectiveness, but what represent the multiple bars at 2,4,8?

Thanks in advance and ciao!!
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jadam12
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RE: Bars??

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I always thought that was the measure of anti-personnal/anti-armour strength of the given weapon at the ranges marked by the numbers below the bars. I might be wrong though...[/align]As for the manual, I really did not spend much time with reading it, I've learnt more from playing the game itself.[/align] [/align] [/align]
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lorentzt
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RE: Bars??

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I also think it is the range that shows, but i have mainly used the try and learn experience as the manual was kind of lacking in parts.
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GDS_Mits_E
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RE: Bars??

Post by GDS_Mits_E »

It does indeed refer to range..you will notice for units suck as panzerschreck,and faust they have a few large bars..to show the good effectiveness at close range.
As a rule of thumb,Tanks have smaller bars,but more of them.
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