You keep forgetting how Autoloader gives them second chance to survive.
Gaijin might fixed Fuel Exploding but new Autoloader module increased their survivability a lot.
At least Nato tanks with Autoloader also benefits from this, so thats better than nothing.
and the autoloader has a hidden modifier to protect it.
Wouldnt be surprised is thats the case.
its like the reason i brought it up his W/L went over your head completely.
Please show me an image that shows that its currently like that, as I do know that back then it did.
Can you explain how Autoloader absorbs entire spalling and saves the entire tank then?
Its obvious something is fishy about Autoloaders ever since they modelled.
I’m not saying it is/isn’t, i just want to see proof, and I am not a dev. I don’t make the code here.
Me neither but its obvious as a day that somethings aint right about them.
My K/D in the M1A2 is 1.06
My K/D in the T-90M is 1.11
This isn’t the W you think it is dawg. You are legitimately mentally ill.
Which one? I’ll go to user mission and test it out just for you bro
Say the ammunition type and which ussr tank
decided to take a look at the chat and found this gem, i dont repent whatsoever lol
Try to over pressure any top tier Russian mbt by shooting their cupola or roof Mg.
I would like to see the results.
T-90A ain’t a top tier tank, but it’s the best I can do for now, as I’m lazy to get a usermission.
M829A2 doesn’t penetrate 100% of the time at 3x the range… That’s the explicit purpose of M829A3.
What HHRA elements of NATO vehicles need to be added/tweaked? I’m not too familiar with where it may be or what effectiveness it currently has.
I didn’t know there was an ERA patent called “NATO ERA”
Chally HESH my beloved
Thats why i asked top tier tanks.
Also knowing how inconsistent HESH raund is that one was probably pure rng.
You dont win anything due to not one shotting top tier Russian tank.
And if I did it in a User Mission that wouldn’t count either because reasons?
Is the T-90A not a top-tier tank? Last I checked it fights 11.7s and offers better protection than the T-72B3/'89 pattern.
