that is part of the game's design.
now, does it look a bit off because they aren't at that point fully landed (you can see them hovering a bit above the ground, not touching the ground) and this is exacerbated by the fact transports can in fact fully land? yes.
but that's just because the devs of this game didn't manage to get loading units into transport work by having them slot themselves in while it's landed (there were probably a lot of collisions with the transport and the units in that method which might have lagged or bugged the game or they simply never manager the get units to attach that way)
bottom line is the technical fix to this is to have the transport hover a bit above ground (so that units can already cycle underneath without colliding with it) and are sucked up by the transport. you'll have to use your imagination there and imagine the transport is fully landed and supcom got amazing immersive transport loading animations working and all this is happening on the ground.
because that's where the sim sees this happening. on the ground.
TLDR: no, not a bug.
EDIT: since I now notice you're talking about overcharge. overcharge is pretty weird in this game since it is a target-seeking projectile that, in the code says it cannot miss it's target, (more or less, and this is the only projectile in the game for which this extra code is added) which means it does some really really weird stuff (especially when it's target is already dead, sometimes loop-de-loops).
EDIT so yeah I watched you replay you didn't only overcharge his transport that was trying to pick him up (which is perfectly normal and as-intended) you also shot normal commander shots at it (which is perfectly normal and as-intended).
I don't know why you a 1300 player and your opponent a 1500 , think this is a bug.Statistics: Posted by tatsu — 04 Aug 2020, 10:00
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