Add Realistic Spotting Ranges
PG/AG give one spotting range for both air and ground spotting but PG/AG are primarily a ground war so ground spotting should trump air spotting.
Most pilots are "watching their six" (back) or looking for "the Hun in the Sun" and not trying to count bayonets on the ground.
Those of you who downloaded the Thanksgiving beta efile might have noticed the plane spotting=0 or 1.
Possible Air Units' Spotting Ranges:
Navy observation planes are important for amphibious or coastal battles like Operation Torch.
Low-Altitude/Tactical Recon
Possible Non-Recon Ground Units' Spotting Ranges:
Most pilots are "watching their six" (back) or looking for "the Hun in the Sun" and not trying to count bayonets on the ground.
Those of you who downloaded the Thanksgiving beta efile might have noticed the plane spotting=0 or 1.
Possible Air Units' Spotting Ranges:
- 0=strategic bombers
- 1=most planes
- 3=high-altitude/strategic recon
- 5=low-altitude/tactical recon
Navy observation planes are important for amphibious or coastal battles like Operation Torch.
Low-Altitude/Tactical Recon
- German Fi156 Storch
- German Fw189 Flying Eye
- Soviet Po-2 (U-2)
- Soviet R-5
- Soviet R-Z
- British Lysander
- British Walrus
- US L-4 Grasshopper
- US OS2U Kingfisher
- German He70F Blitz
- German Ju86P-2
- German Do215B
- German Fw200 Condor
- German Bv138
- British Blenheim
- British PR Spitfire
- British PR Mosquito
- US F4/F-5 Lightning
Possible Non-Recon Ground Units' Spotting Ranges:
- 0=Soviet penal battalion
- 1=Closed-top tanks/SP, low-quality infantry, rear-area units, transports
- 2=Open-top vehicles, regular infantry, front-line towed guns/artillery (range=1 mortar)
- 3=Special infantry (cavalry, rangers, partisans)
- 2=Tank (T-60, M24)
- 3=Closed-top armored car (BA-64, Puma)
- 4=Other (Dingo, jeep, cavalry scout)
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