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I like them but i think they should do damage to vehicles as well. They were originally made as a cheap anti tank weapon.

http://elitedaily.com/news/world/protestors-in-ukraine-destroy-tank-with-molotov-cocktails-video/

yes

How do you guys think battles where 3 factions are in a free for all against each other would work?

The idea came to me when i was playing Americans and the "A sector is cut off, Front-line units are being left out to dry" radio message played. Right now this only applies if a ambulance happens to be on the cut off sector. Other wise the only noticeable thing is a slight drop in munition and fuel income.

I suggest that every unit has an ammo bar right next to their health indicator. Units not in combat and in a sector connected to base will slowly have their ammo restocked. Units with high rate of fire weapons such as MGs and SMGS would naturally run out of ammo more quickly than their buddies armed with rifles or AT launchers such as panzershreks. Additionally territories with ammo caches on them will resupply friendly troops faster than territories without them.

For vehicles this applies to fuel as well.The amount of fuel shall be indicated on a bar somewhere near the health bar. Each tank, truck, or any other vehicle will use up fuel while moving. When stationary in territories connected to their base, vehicles will slowly refuel. Different vehicles will have different sized fuel tanks, and use up fuel at different rates. If a tank or vehicle runs out of fuel and is stuck in enemy territory it will move at a snails pace until it get's refueled back in friendly territory.

Keep in mind that refueling and rearming is handled automatically and incurs no additional fuel or ammo cost since it was paid for ahead of time when the vehicle or weapon was bought.

Your thoughts?

as the title describes