Quote from: GodlikeDennis on April 11, 2010, 02:30:15 PMYou mistake me, I have used SE primarily as my PE doc since OF came out. I know sector can have amazing accuracy and gib blobs on the spot. What I meant was that it doesn't target the actual targeting reticule, just the sector you click in. Ergo, the circle around the aimer is not the limit of the range of the ability. Rather, it is the entire sector or for henschel, a large area much larger than the target circle.Of course now I understand what you meant. But back to the topic: Does anyone have some tactical tips of how to use "God of war" or it's just waste of CP???
You mistake me, I have used SE primarily as my PE doc since OF came out. I know sector can have amazing accuracy and gib blobs on the spot. What I meant was that it doesn't target the actual targeting reticule, just the sector you click in. Ergo, the circle around the aimer is not the limit of the range of the ability. Rather, it is the entire sector or for henschel, a large area much larger than the target circle.
Yes I like Maccollo's idea too, it could at least put some sense into this ability it is like carpet bombing but with guns instead of planes. And it is something similar that russian actually have done during ww2, they used a zounds! of arty guns, they called it "ураганный огонь" - hurricane fire. Quick burst of ALL arty and chaaaarge!
OSTHEER IS DONE WHEN IT'S DONE!
God of War's purpose is to destroy enemy buildings, emplacements, and scattered units in a large radius, inaccurately however.While I do not use Propaganda much, God of War is something I like to use. Especially on larger maps like Berlin, because it can tear down buildings that get in the way or destroy enemy forward HQs.
just get a sniper team to sneak behind enemy lines, and call it in as close to their base as possible.