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@anton4885 no only in custom decks.
This is a flaw in my opinion. I can't speak for everyone, but I use repair quite often. In vanilla it is more convenient. Do custom decks reset with each update?
Is this special type of mobile mini-PBP present in the ready-made divisions?
Field Supply Points present in all the ready-made divisions?
However, I think I fixed the issue with the workshop mod. It should work now.
Cant load 'Glad:/AllPlatforms/NDF/UI/Components.ndfbin":
Unknown class 'TUISpecificOutGameMotdViewDescriptor".
If that helps
Getting a fatal error when trying to load the mod.
Game launches fine without it.
I believe that @DerShredder will only update the mod after the next DLC, Southag, launches.
This would be in order to save himself from doing the job twice.
When Iran ordered the Improved Chieftains, the FV4030/2 and FV4030/3 Shir 1/2s(became Chally later) in 1974, it requested that they be equipped with a computerized fire control system, which is actually known as IFCS. The IFCS fire control originated from the British Army's requirement GSR3540 to develop an Improved Fire Control System (IFCS) for the Chieftains(Mk.9 and onwards).
As this video shows, it's more like the T-72A/B T-72M1 series mode of operation, except that the IFCS has an additional aiming circle to indicate target lead, while the M60A3, M1, Leopard 2, T-64B, T-80B have fully automatic superelevation and lead compensation. Once the gunner has lased his target, all the gunner has to do is keep his aimpoint on target and fire the gun.
I was thinking about readding some out of timeframe ammo as part of Eugens march to war logic. This may be part of the next update.
Regarding accuracy values, do you have any sources for the claim that Chally FCS was inferior to soviet ones?