You already know that the accuracy of your tanks depends on their mounted guns and that a fast movement of the chassis or turret will decrease their accuracy drastically.

Today we talk about all the factors being influenced by shooting with a gun:

Shooting while moving
It's a lot harder to hit an enemy tank while you are moving, compared to slow motion or none. The faster you move, the less accuracy will be provided by your tank gunner.
The same goes for the turret, the faster it turns the less accurate it will be.

Type of shell
Depending of the type of shell the accuracy decreases, for example high explosive shells are a lot more inaccurate than armor piercing ones.
Offering you another tactical choice.

Multiple shots
After each subsequent shot on one area of a tank (in the zone R=10 m around of the chosen target) the accuracy increases, and the cursor changes. The highest accuracy is reached on the third shot. This is simulating the fact that a gunner will be more accurate with each shot he fires on the same target.
Also the circle indicating the accuracy will change it colors according to a possible success your shell will have.

This feature will provide a small help to newcomers in the game, but all features in total will make tank combat a lot more interesting and give the tanks a higher value on the virtual battlefields of Men of War.

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