1st person view? has anyone notice this?

If you press Insert while you have selected aunit, youll get into a 1st person view of that unit, it is very usefull using artillery, try it

sorry if this was in already in ETW or before games, but never notice untill today

It was in Empire too, but its cool nonetheless

ow damn, then sorry for the post :S

maybe it helps if someone hasnt noticed it :/

Yeah it was in ETW but was removed in one of the patches. Could never get it to work again.

I never knew this, thanks!

Originally Posted by Crazy_Ivan88

I never knew this, thanks!

Nor me.

Thanks for this. I had no idea. It helps out a bit with placement of cannons on hills. You can move from each person in each unit by scrolling with the mousewheel. If you're on the cannon when it fires, you follow the projectile on its course to the target in slow motion. Lol. It looks funnier than it sounds.

I would like when i'm in first person view to also be able to look around. It lags this feature!

Hey I suggest you try pressing " N " also.
It focuses the camera where your mouse pointer it.
Pretty nice too but causes frame drop.

I have not checked to see if it's in NTW but it's been there since ETW.

Greetings!

Dont remember if it was in Shogun, but am sure it was on Medieval.
Also, press Shift to have a speedier camera movement (works on Right Shift and arrows keys).

In ETW the insert option caused 3 crashes for me. Following "the final" cannonball into a building was just too much.

"the shot that got the building's damage percentage to 100.

thanks.I never knew it

Didn't know that. Not only helpful for artillery though, my infantry are always trying to shoot through hills

And when your soldier fires his musket, the camera follows the bullit. Very cool when he hits someone.

Originally Posted by Tercero

If you press Insert while you have selected aunit, youll get into a 1st person view of that unit, it is very usefull using artillery, try it

sorry if this was in already in ETW or before games, but never notice untill today

thanks your information, because i didn't knew it must test.