yup, cuz Kugelbllitz stands 12.7 and this chunk can’t even survive 5.56.
IDK, R3 T20 at 6.0 and this thing far worse at every perspective at 6.7 as a SPAA just sucks…
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yes, SPAA was very bad before entering 8.0. they had no advantage in the confrontation with the fighter jets
and the vast majority of them are also unable to deal with ground vehicles.
In an awkward situation
The APDS of ZSL-92 breaking through 60 ° 22mm steel plate at a distance of 1500M at a firing rate of 200 is very painful
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if it really can do that in 1500KM, that will be really hurt🤪
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ture, but isn’t this whole thread is about giving the APDS of ZSL92 back,
to make it a scout LT like BTR-80
In such way, it don’t have to be bad…
China mains salty.
Any one ever seen a btr80 used as an spaa? If not how could this apc set as a spaa?
so do russia main
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Im not the BTR-80 is not even that good due to lack of stabilization. But maybe it just does not suit my play style.
I think it has better gun elevation and its at a lower BR.
The issue of ZSL-92’s APDS seems to have been deleted
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because that’s undisclosed information
we only need to prove that 92 has APDS. Search from publicly available information.
then let gaijin refer/copy to bradley data
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Why would they delete it after acknowledging it? It seems like Gaijin wants to push the ZSL92 through in its current state.
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I disagree only with the radar part, but yeah, this is definitely NOT an SPAA. Gaijin’s choice here is questionable.
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The elevation angle of -8 ° to 52 ° is absolutely unqualified for machine gun SPAA
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Gaijin please~~~
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I agree with you.zsl92 does the similar work to btr80.you know,the meaning of
Chinese “zsl” is same as Russian"btr"
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Agree, 100%. It makes no sense for this to be labeled as SPAA, by all means keep it in the SPAA line if Gaijin wants to but give it APDS/APFSDS, Scouting, and change it to a Light Tank. Also, make the Wiesel 1A4 a Light Tank as well whilst we’re at it
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I agree as well. Personally I don’t believe that any weapon deserves to have its ammunition types removed as a form of balance.
And I clarify weapon because I think that, provided there are two or more examples of said weapon in the same tree, it is OKAY to remove specialized anti-tank shells from one vehicle whilst keeping them on another.
For the ZSL-92, there are multiple better options that could replace it in the AA role, and thus we could give this vehicle its APDS provided it gets a suitable replacement to fill the resulting gap. Alternatively, we could get a different ZSL-92 with an ATGM and APDS at a higher BR.
And as for the Wiesel, I will say, when it was first announced I initially agreed that the Luchs A2 should have been destined for the light tank line. Now, I realize that doing so alongside the Wiesel 1A4 wouldn’t solve the issue of it being exponentially worse, which is why I think it should remain in the SPAA line except without DM63 to justify its addition.
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