Doing some calculations, the gun is mounted approx. 1.75m off the ground, at full depression a shot lands 16m infront of the T-90A, that equates a 6.23° of depression.
That’s weird, is the chassis slightly declined IRL as well?
You’re overcomplicating things, the point was to show that it’s overall attributes are almost all terrible relative to many of the vehicles it faces, I also elaborated on it’s problems below the chart so there’s no need to get so fixated on that chart.
That’s the average I get using top-tier APFSDS, yes.
Yes, and no. CR2 is the best tank on tracks, but all tracked tanks are mid.
The rightful, objective, non-biased, balanced tier list of all tanks in a game of top tier GRB:
Centauro I 120
Centauro RGO
Radkampfwagen 90
CT-CV 105
M1128/M1128 Wolfpack
ZLT11
Type 16
Other wheeled tanks(centauro 105 R/VRCC, WMA301, type 16P/FPS, LAV-AD etc)
All cowards who hide behind composite armor and tracks
It isn’t the chassis, it’s the turret and the gun placement.
Every since the 1989 iteration of the T-72B, as well as the original T-64A featuring the first 2A26, the breech is tilted slightly downwards.
As far as I know, and I’m not too sure of absolute specifics of decimals, this is almost an exact 2dg tilt.
I don’t feel I am, I was just trying to gauge when it was made to see what changes have been implemented since then. Both the T-90A and M1A1 have seen major gear revisions, affecting acceleration forwards, and hilariously for the T-90A, backwards as well.
3BM42 is perfectly solid, the dozer helps obscure the LFP and absorbs HEATFS, and it gets extra ERA where the dazzlers are on the T-90A. Overall a very strong vehicle at 10.3.