In turretless vehicles, commander is immune to possible crew kill by penetrating shell hit

[Matt Hands]

Also, even in turreted vehicles, the commander is immune to possible crew kill from any penetration to the hull, which isn't realistic. But at least he can be killed by a turret penetration, which is impossible in a casemate style tank destroyer (stug etc).

And driver and machine gunner are similarly immune to possible crew death from a turret penetration.

In reality, I understand that tank penetration causes lots of nasty, jagged & very hot stuff to fly around inside the tank. Driver's area & turret are separated to some degree, but I don't believe are ever completely separated off.

[Matt Hands]

Propose to deal with by making it so:

• In turretless vehicle, all crew members have normal chance of crew kill (as they are all inside an overall hull space).

• In turreted vehicle, hull penetration has half normal chance of killing commander (as he is somewhat separated in the turret).

• In turreted vehicle, turret penetration has half normal chance of killing driver or hull gunner (as they are somewhat separated in the driver's compartment).

[Colin Basnett]

I can get on board with that.

[Colin Basnett]

@MattUK - What is the status of this?

[Matt Hands]

Might get it committed today, as have a couple of hours and am working through committing lots of interrelated vehicle stuff. If not, am taking a day off work this week, probably Wednesday, and will work solidly through that day.

[Matt Hands]

Fixed/implemented in commit 282af28.