T64 aim and fire

[SUSH1]

There is some tuturial how to aim and shot precise? its so difficult without that to understand how it works

[Thatanor]

Originally posted by Rockdownes:

There is some tuturial how to aim and shot precise? its so difficult without that to understand how it works

This. I would like to know as well why the aim is so inconsistent at the moment. I can't find the logic in the circle focus thing.

[orcbuster]

Rangefinder is split into bottom and top image halves in the circle, you adjust the range and align the bottom image with the top. Good hint is to turn the rangefinder on and off to verify what the image should look like.

[Kropotkin ☭]

Another good hint is to not use other tanks for ranging, try to find a tree in the same range and use that instead. It is much easier to spot when it is properly aligned that way I find

[SUSH1]

so dont have achance against the hyper fast laser rangefinder of the M1 Abrams? I thought T64 will have some level tech to pair with it

[DeciNinja]

Originally posted by Rockdownes:

so dont have achance against the hyper fast laser rangefinder of the M1 Abrams? I thought T64 will have some level tech to pair with it

T-64A is from the 60s. There's only so much you can expect from it. The newer T-80B (when the devs add it) will be much better and will fight M1s on close to equal terms, except for the lack of a thermal sight.

[SUSH1]

The thermal sight in M1 is god...but I added the mod to make it less blurry like in the initial stages of the game. So can't appear a version with T80 with thermal by 1985?

[DeciNinja]

Nope. The Soviet Union never had any tanks with thermal sights, so night and smoke will remain painful.

[SUSH1]

What was the first Soviet tank with thermal then and when?

[orcbuster]

Originally posted by Rockdownes:

What was the first Soviet tank with thermal then and when?

Again, never got any untill the 90s.

[Martian Patriot]

My eyes are ♥♥♥♥ so I legitimately can't tell the difference between the images so I just use this tank like a T-55,

[Andy Mil]

at close range u look the V upside down? backside down?? with numbers. that number like 100m 200m 300m. I only play once just to test the tank soo dont remember the optic stuff what writing on where and how far off for T64 but russia tank optic are steampunk ancient indie design like that. Thanks to fall of soviet. they lack fund and everything to improve their tank soo they side are like medieval bunderbuss against american line infantry

There other way is that let ai do it for u. When into fight switch to ur ai that engaging enemy with u and they already do better job than human set range already

[Kropotkin ☭]

Originally posted by MiMi:

russia tank optic are steampunk ancient indie design like that.

The FCS in T-64B and T-80B are superior to anything fielded by the US up to this day.

[mig-77]

Originally posted by Kropotkin ☭:

Originally posted by MiMi:

russia tank optic are steampunk ancient indie design like that.

The FCS in T-64B and T-80B are superior to anything fielded by the US up to this day.

Could you eleborate in which way?

[Pimmelschilz]

Originally posted by mig-77:

Originally posted by Kropotkin ☭:

The FCS in T-64B and T-80B are superior to anything fielded by the US up to this day.

Could you eleborate in which way?

Don´t start arguing with a russian troll.

[Kropotkin ☭]

Originally posted by mig-77:

Originally posted by Kropotkin ☭:

The FCS in T-64B and T-80B are superior to anything fielded by the US up to this day.

Could you eleborate in which way?

I'm not an expert and frankly too lazy to find a proper source right now but you can search up "1A33 Fire Control System" and there should be some better explanations on it. But it has a much better lead calculation system than the M1 (which has not changed up until present day) does. I believe the targeting process is basically lasing the target and then keeping your reticule on instead of the jankier setup of the M1s FCS.

And if you wish to bring up current day Sosna-U has the ability to lock onto a thermal signature and follow it without any input at all from the gunner, something the M1 lacks as well.