Either way, the role exists and can be eliminated by well-aimed fire. The Gunner is common to almost all vehicles – a few have the role merged with another crew member. Only target the commander if you are sure you will hit and penetrate with your shot. Note that the commander has a ~55% chance to make a saving throw resulting in pure HP damage. Therefore, if you have the shot it is generally worth it to try for the commander. Therefore, a tank without a commander is blind, debilitated and won’t know when it is spotted. Wounding or Killing the Commander has the same effect – the victim loses the majority (~50%) of their view range, loses all relevant skills and perks (including 6th sense until they move it to the radio operator) and also loses the 10% commander bonus to the rest of their crew. Usually, the larger cupola houses the commander. For tanks with two turret cupolas the second one is usually the gunner, so just pick the easiest one to hit. As it is usually difficult to penetrate the front turret of a vehicle the cupola is your best bet. From the front this will appear to be behind the turret face. He is almost always located directly under the commander’s cupola. The Commander is common to every vehicle in the game. I will therefore explain each internal module, where it usually is and what happens when you damage or destroy it. However, enough general rules exist to justify studying this area – being able to target engines, ammo racks or gunners especially has a debilitating effect on the enemy tank. Internal modules are generally difficult to reliably target – their location varies for each vehicle and generally can’t be determined in battle. I am considering crew members to be internal modules – except for a few open-topped TDs the crew are represented by hitboxes entirely within the tank. HE shells can damage them without penetrating the armor, however they usually inflict less damage due to the majority being absorbed. Unlike external modules an AP shell needs to penetrate the surface armor before dealing module damage. Internal modules are contained within the main body of the tank. Inflicting Module Damage – Internal Modules
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