[Development] T-34-85 (STP): A Stable Classic

[Armen_Lozone]

Dont be so sure…
😏

[ZVO_Spetsnaz]

finally my beloved T-34 stabilizedin tech tree, thank you dear lord snail

[Get_HeshED]

Stabilizer is a huge thing, so obviously it will be higher than standard T-34-85. It’s common sense. It’s only a question of how much higher will it be.

[Kingtiez-live]

It’ll probably be 5.7 at rank 4, their moving the standard one to rank 3

[kleinerPanzer]

Are there any plans to properly update the model of the T-34-85E? One easy fix would be to switch the road wheels to the correct model Community Bug Reporting System

[cluckcluck1111]

Nice XD

Now WHERES premium 10x better variant at 5.3?

[KillaKiwi]

@Caernarvon02

bait. T34-85 is an undertiered monster but its not that powerful bro

Pretty sure he meant 6.3

[cluckcluck1111]

Thats been done… like 3 times

[PlayedStatue626-live]

There can always be a 4th

[Get_HeshED]

No chance.

[Kingtiez-live]

Why not? It has a stabilizer similar to the Sherman’s according to the blog.

Not to mention the added weight to the vehicle.

[cluckcluck1111]

At this point just give us the … M110 I think? I’d send a photo but the only photos I have show myself in them.

[cluckcluck1111]

Yeah it’s the M110 or smth similar.

[PlayedStatue626-live]

I know Germany can get a local variant and so can China via Taiwan but that’s all I remember

M110A2 SPH

poll [image] M110A2 Self Propelled Howitzer ROCA / PLA Background

Spoiler

The M110 howitzer was introduced into service with the U.S. Army in 1963 and saw action during the Vietnam War. Subsequent iterations were deployed in the Gulf War, specifically during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm, by Tango Battery of the 5th Battalion, 11th Marines, as well as by the British Army’s 32nd Regiment Royal Artillery. In 1977, the enhanced M110A1 model was deployed, which included…

SfH M110A2 G

poll [image] The M110A2 G self-propelled howitzer was a 1985 modification of the standard M110, which incorporated the features of the M110A2, with additional modifications having been added on top of the A2 variant. A total of 80 base-model M110 howitzers were used by Germany since 1964, and upgraded to the M110A2 G standard in 1985. The upgrade inlcuded a longer barrel, which increased the effective range, a muzzle-brake, high-visibility driver-protection and a fabric cover to protect the cr…

[BlueTrain]

My Guess is 6.3 br. Due to STAB.

[csla1972]

Tbh I think it will be BR 6.0 stuff. No way that it will be 5.7 with stab similar to Sherman one (its actually pretty big advantage). BR 6.3 is probably too much.

[csla1972]

It wont be silly. Same armament, much better mobility, no armor but more space inside. That T-34 wont be on the same level as the Jumbo. The Jumbo has too effective armor and mobility is not that much worse.

[cluckcluck1111]

Yay

[Get_HeshED]

You seem to completely not understand how big of an advantage stabilizer is.

It’s not about hitting shots while going 50kph downhill on uneven terrain.

It’s about your gun not bouncing around when you stop.

If both you and your enemy stop at the same time, the person with stabilizer will always shoot first by a huge margin. It also allows you to much more safely peek corners and hit insane snap shots as long as you just slow down a bit.

76 Shermans without their stabilizer wouldn’t be 5.0 - 5.7, but rather 4.0 - 4.7 as that would just make them glorified Panzer IVs. This is how big of a difference stabilizer makes.

[Kingtiez-live]

I suppose let’s start moving the 5.7 jumbos up to 6.0
Anyways, I completely disagree, it’s being blown way out of proportion just like any new announced vehicle.