Arty Promotes Camping - Doh

The_Chieftain: OK, here's a case in point, which came up on my stream. You can watch it with live commentary and chat here, at 26 minutes into the stream, http://www.twitch.tv...tain/v/17614767 , or you can watch the replay here http://wotreplays.co...e_chieftain-t92 .   Of the three kills, two of them are against people which had been hiding behind a building for so long that they had vanished from sight. So they were still behind the same building when a 240mm shell came down on them. Note that I tend to focus my aim on vehicles which aren't moving much. Why? Because they're a lot easier to kill.   *IS-8 vanishes* "Damnit" (Pause) "What are the chances he's still there?" (Boom) "Hah. He was still there"   The problem is that people are taking the wrong lesson. "There is big scary artillery. I shall hug this rock/building/whatever in order to be safe from artillery". *WHOMP* "Damned OP artillery. I must hug harder in order to be safe from it" [thirty seconds of artillery aiming later] *WHOMP* "Get rid of artillery!"   Think about it. If you're afraid of something, why would you take actions which make it so much easier to get killed by it? And then complain when you do?