Originally Posted by
Rad_Schuhart
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But still, sorry to say, I see no point in having such a realistic battle system when people keeps jackrabitting the tanks back and foward in battles.
Exactly! Not that this behavior cant be overcome. Appropriate inertia, shifting delays, etc can all be programed in. Maybe clubs doing ir combat should give classes on how to drive a model tank so it acts like a real tank.
Maybe it is because I learned to drive on and for decades only drove standard, manual shift cars, but I love seeing and hearing my t-34 jerk and almost stop as it shifts up from its starting gear to second and then a smaller jerk as it shifts up again. All simulated by software, of course.
Of course it is very hard to program in the kind of situational flexibility a real human driver can provide, but good quality after market boards do pretty well.