Use a Panzerfaust on the engine of tanks if no satchel charge is available Check the outposts, buildings, and especially bunkers for satchel charges. There should be plenty laying around in crates (that may need crowbars or bolt cutters to open) and in areas patrolled by Nazi soldiers. The key to this is having a satchel charge (or few). The resulting explosion should do three things: expose the engine, disable the treads (leaving it prone), and damaging the structure. Place the satchel charge with Triangle or Y, then quick light with the same button and sprint away. The easiest way to disable a tank and leave it prone is to place a satchel charge in the rear – that is, if you have one. Use a satchel charge on the engine of tanks While the tips will be geared toward facing tanks, most will also apply to armored vehicles. Simple tactics and weaponry won’t work, and you’ll need to raise your game to destroy these vehicles.īelow, you will find tips on dispatching tanks and armored vehicles quickly. The former are far more nimble than the latter, but the latter takes much more to destroy. In Sniper Elite 5, you’ll face armored vehicles as well as tanks. However, there is one main category of enemies you’ll face where sniping or melee don’t fare well: armored vehicles. Sure, the sniper rifle will probably be the gun you use the most, but you can use others as well as kill or pacify enemies with melee takedowns. With all options exhausted, use TNT on exposed parts of tanks and armored carsĬontrary to what its name might suggest, Sniper Elite 5 isn’t just about sniping.

Use armor piercing rounds on engines of tanks (and all vehicles) Use a PzB Anti-Tank on tanks and armored cars

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