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Panzer IV Ausf. F2 (Old and Crappy)

(WARNING : YOU WILL NEED ADDONS TO USE THIS TANK) The Panzer 4 is a German tank which was developed in the 1930s, and was the second most produced tank in the Axis arsenal during WW2. The Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf F2 saw the biggest change in the design of the Panzer IV with the installation of the long barrelled 7.5cm KwK40 L/43 main gun. This transformed the Panzer IV from a medium support tank into the best battle tank then in German service. Work on arming the Panzer IV with a larger gun had been under way before the invasion of Russia, organically using a 5cm gun that was already in use on the Panzer III, but nothing came of this project. The impetus for the adoption of the long 7.5cm gun came with the German invasion of Russia. The early German successes in Russia were won because of the quality of German tactics, not of German equipment. Most of the new Panzers were issued to existing units to replace combat losses, although some were used to equip new units and the motorized infantry. On both fronts it was quickly realised that the new tank carried the best German tank gun yet to see service. The Panzer IV could reach top speeds of 42 km/h by using the Maybach HL 120 TRM 12-cylinder gasoline engine. Each seat has a massive impact on the efficiency of the tank. This tank also has an interior. Have fun waging war on eachother!

The commander's job is to keep focus with the crew. The commander can think without operating any machine while in the tank. The commander can also look around the entire tank, similar to the explosives operator. This allows the commander to give out orders and work efficiently with his crew. Use the WASD keys to look around through the top tank windows.

The explosives operator's job is to use the deadly tank gun. The explosives operator can aim at any direction around the tank. The tank gun does 60 damage per shot and shoots 20 "bullets". The tank gun has a 4 second cooldown on each shot to represent the explosives operator reloading. Use the A and D keys to aim the tank gun. Press Mouse1 to fire. Hold Mouse2 to look through the tank gun optic. Hold R to look through the left tank window.

The tank driver's job is to drive the tank. This sounds simple, but other operators may get disoriented if you're moving randomly. Tanks are also very loud, so if you hear the roaring engine of this beast miles away, then you can set up a quick plan. Work with the other operators to pull off a successful attack. W is forwards, A is left, S is backwards, D is right, and Space is the brake. You can press Mouse 1 to look through the front tank window, and Mouse 2 to look through the left tank window.

The machine gunner/radio operator's job is to operate both the front machine gun and the radio. The radio is actually just for cosmetic reasons, but you can make a radio outside and set up sound emitters on the inside to replicate a real radio system. The machine gun controls are A and D keys to aim the machine gun left and right. Mouse 1 fires the machine gun. Mouse 2 let's you look through the machine gun optic. R let's you look through the right tank window.


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