For anyone interested in modern tanks: GHPC

Capt Jack Harkness · 03-16-23, 04:05 PM

https://gunnerheatpc.com

In early access at this point, lots to come in the future, but even at this point I’m getting vibes of Cold Waters and DCS.

Cold Waters because you’re thrown into skirmishes where shooting can start very quickly, there’s no spending hours getting to a battle, and the game abstracts many elements to streamline gameplay and emulate having a trained crew at your command.

DCS because there’s a huge amount of technical depth to the simulation. All major components of every vehicle exist in physical space and are protected (or not) by various types and thicknesses of armor. Ballistics and armor penetration have had a ton of work put into them. Each vehicle has a unique fire control and ranging system. All ammo types and missiles all have proper warhead effects, guidance and accuracy. All that but with common controls for all vehicles so it’s quick to get started.

So if you’re interested in a highly accurate tank sim with highly accessible gameplay give Gunner, HEAT, PC a try!

(I am not affiliated with the dev team, just a humble fan)

03-16-23, 04:05 PM	#1
Capt Jack Harkness Samurai Navy Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 567 Downloads: 210 Uploads: 1	For anyone interested in modern tanks: GHPC https://gunnerheatpc.com In early access at this point, lots to come in the future, but even at this point I’m getting vibes of Cold Waters and DCS. Cold Waters because you’re thrown into skirmishes where shooting can start very quickly, there’s no spending hours getting to a battle, and the game abstracts many elements to streamline gameplay and emulate having a trained crew at your command. DCS because there’s a huge amount of technical depth to the simulation. All major components of every vehicle exist in physical space and are protected (or not) by various types and thicknesses of armor. Ballistics and armor penetration have had a ton of work put into them. Each vehicle has a unique fire control and ranging system. All ammo types and missiles all have proper warhead effects, guidance and accuracy. All that but with common controls for all vehicles so it’s quick to get started. So if you’re interested in a highly accurate tank sim with highly accessible gameplay give Gunner, HEAT, PC a try! (I am not affiliated with the dev team, just a humble fan)