Hello War Thunderers!
I have already thought about it several times and now I am finally posting it on this forum (this is my first post).
When testing a new ground vehicle, we always spawn on this map below where we have default targets to shoot at:
Apart from the nation and the vehicle era (World War 2 / Cold War) there is not much variety unfortunately and in many cases the tanks there are not even in the BR range of your vehicle, so you would never encounter them in a real battle. Since many of us may utilise this mode to practice aiming and shooting, it would be more interesting to make every vehicle able to encounter possible ‘‘real’’ enemies in its BR range.
My solution is to make the tanks you want to encounter in the Test Drive adjustable. For example we have nine different targets in Test Drive in the following positions:
In my example I am testing the french AMX-13 (SS.11) with a BR of 6.7. Thus I would like to know, how to deal with different enemies in the BR range 5.7-7.7. When going to the Test Drive settings we now have the extra options to set our targets in each or these nine spots (while always being able to reset to the default ones). In that case the interface would look like this for instance:
Here a short explanation of my somewhat poorly-made drawing:
- The red dots represent the positions of ground targets
- The blue dots represent the positions of air targets (planes/ helicopters!)
- When clicking on one of these dots we get to a menu as seen in the picture where we can select the nation, the rank and then the vehicle itself
Similarly, we have default targets in Test Sail, as well as several maps in Test Flight which do look like this:
We also want to test our ships and planes on enemies we may encounter in our BR bracket, so it would be more interesting if we could select our targets on our own. Especially there should be at least one air target on every Test Flight map.
- Yes
- Yes and I would like to comment about additional ideas or specifications regarding this topic
- No
Thank you for reading my post and I hope you find it interesting!