Weakness and strengths of vehicles?

2018-10-19T16:24:07-04:00

(I'll delete if need be, as this is a touchy subject)

Although real life and video games shouldnt be associated, this exception should be made. A popular combative game called "warthunder" is a decent basis for this topic, since the game places the user to actualy learn the ins and outs of there vehicle in order to succed. This usually incoperates all specs of the vehicle, your maximums and minimums, amount of protection such components can offer, whats notorious for being weak and expected to fail, and whats usually known to be reliable and strong.

The trucks im trying to primarily find out is the m997a3 series ambulance, along with up-armored (pickup) and standard hard body humvees (pickup and station wagon). I also work with uparmored and standard FMTVs and LMTVs, just the cargo variant. Slowly working my way up to the LHS.

Any and all info combat related to these vehicles would be great! Any other vehicles I may come across as a medic for an infantry unit would be great as well.

Response by SrA John Monette made Oct 19 at 2018 4:30 PM

2018-10-19T16:30:13-04:00

what kind of game is warthunder? can I get it on my phone or is it computer only?

Response by CPT Pedro Meza made Oct 19 at 2018 4:31 PM

2018-10-19T16:31:09-04:00

Sounds like you are training your minds so that you established information neurons in your brain that you can afterwards physically practice so that you develop the motor skills, sort like the Karate Kid Wax on Wax Off.

Response by CPT Pedro Meza made Oct 19 at 2018 5:08 PM

2018-10-19T17:08:40-04:00

It also just made sense to me, since you say that you are a medic, did you ever play the child game Operation cause if you did, that was probably what lay the foundation for the medical field.

Response by SFC Private RallyPoint Member made Oct 20 at 2018 1:22 AM

2018-10-20T01:22:25-04:00

It's not that it's a touchy subject, its that anyone providing you such information would be inevitably providing vehicular strengths and weaknesses to the open public, that real adversaries can obtain and use against our troops in deployed locations. Most service-members and Veterans aren't going to do that.

While you may have the most innocent of intentions, not everyone on the internet does. I'm sure you'll do just fine with the information that's already openly available on the internet.

As a former long time gamer myself, knowing the real versions will not help you with game simulated versions. Time is better spent learning how the programmers coded the gamer version to work.