I'm not going to tell you how. but I have discovered how to set up a glitch in BTC games that allows you to get into your tank and spawn UNDER THE WATER. I then can drive under the water, where players can't see me, and shoot the carrier from below. However, being a merciful player, I always leave 10% on the carrier, then autodestroy.
Another unique and related experience involved the flying tank glitch. I spawned my tank next the carrier, flew into the air, and landed ON THE ENEMY CARRIER. They claimed afterward they couldn't even see me. Once again, I left 10% health.
Has anyone else discovered or experienced this? Let me know if you have.

Wow.. you were just earlier complaining about sneakers & droppers and now here you are advocating what can be viewed as flat-out cheating! If you can do those things on purpose as you state then doing them is for all intents and purposes 'cheating' same as with those handful of pilots whose planes are bulletproof or those using a 'lag switch' no real difference that I can see.. you know how to do it and you do it, same as many of them.
bummer dude.. someone who does that should be:

Mac McMaster wrote: forced-fed whatever device they play on, then they must be strapped to.their favorite plane and flown through a flock of mosquitos. Then, they must be forced to listen to Justin Beiber's "baby" on a 24-hour loop. Then tarred and feathered and driven out of town. The tar and feathers must be washed off of them with pure ammonia, then they must lay shirtless in Death Valley for a week and then wear a wool sweater over the sunburn. Then, and only then, should they be accepted back into the dogfight community.

{£}ZebraUp wrote: Wow.. you were just earlier complaining about sneakers & droppers and now here you are advocating what can be viewed as flat-out cheating! If you can do those things on purpose as you state then doing them is for all intents and purposes 'cheating' same as with those handful of pilots whose planes are bulletproof or those using a 'lag switch' no real difference that I can see.. you know how to do it and you do it, same as many of them.
bummer dude.. someone who does that should be:

Mac McMaster wrote: forced-fed whatever device they play on, then they must be strapped to.their favorite plane and flown through a flock of mosquitos. Then, they must be forced to listen to Justin Beiber's "baby" on a 24-hour loop. Then tarred and feathered and driven out of town. The tar and feathers must be washed off of them with pure ammonia, then they must lay shirtless in Death Valley for a week and then wear a wool sweater over the sunburn. Then, and only then, should they be accepted back into the dogfight community.

Agreed, well said Zebra. Mac, there are certain things that you should be careful about doing in the game. You've posted a lot about game etiquette, and it would be wise to play the game in a fashion that promotes fair sportsmanship for all. Granted, I could see someone being able to take on the carrier in a tank if no one else was in a game against you, or if you were severely outnumbered, but rarely would this circumstance ever come around. Make sure that you follow your own morals, and respect the wishes of other pilots. Most importantly play fairly. All I have to say.

P.S. What you seem to have discovered is one of two tunnels.

Both times were 6-2, both times I left health on the carrier. To set up the tank underwater, you parachute out, and clip the edge of your parachute on the bridge. I apologize for those who think this is on a level with deliberate sneaking and dropping. Both times have been one-time, accidental occurrences, and I realize I wasn't specific enough.also, as I said, when I landed on the enemy carrier, I didn't realize they couldn't see me until afterward