You don't need to be a tester to know how it will work. For a single turret to be operational you will need to pull another guy out of the field. Not only that, it dosn't even make sence. Why the hell would someone ever make a turret need to be seperatly turned and shot by 2 different people? Think of modern day tank turrets. The gunner both shoots the main cannon, coaxial machinegun, turns the turret, and uses a variety of other onboard systems on his own.

No he doesn't.

In a real life M1A2 Abrams tank there are four crew positions, as follows:

COMMANDER:  Orders the rest of the crew, mansthe M2 .50 gun.
DRIVER:  Drives the tank and turns the main turret.
GUNNER:  Fires the 120mm Smoothbore main gun and the 7.62mm coaxial gun.
LOADER:  Loads shells into the turret and fires 7.62mm loaders gun.

Think of modern day tank turrets. The gunner both shoots the main cannon, coaxial machinegun, turns the turret, and uses a variety of other onboard systems on his own.

And in Battlefield 2, when you're driving a tank, not only are you the driver, you're also the gunner! In real life, the driver doesn't control the turret. But it would kill gameplay if there had to be a separate driver and gunner, because it's easily done by just one person.

I think it would be funny, but yeah it is up to u how to solve this

and both sides have max 32 players, so enough persons in the field

Greetz

Dragunov

one to turn the gun, one to shoot

Greetz

Dragunov

That only takes one person to do. Requiring a second person to do so would be a waste of a player in the field, as well as gives the AT-AT gunner who then proceeds to blast the crap out of the turret two kills.

It's like in BF2, there isn't a guy whose only job is to put the rounds in the gun.