without protection from composite modules.
Sensible, but needs improvement in the wording.
That’s not what it says, and offers no value as to it actually having protection.
As others have pointed out, Top Tier is not the only tier played in this game.
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Mhm…
Yeah, it was top tier focused, they should add RHA, Cast, and other types of armor characteristics that pop out when you hover over them with accurate cards and values from angles. Similar to module explanation cards on the modifications tab
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Ok, so how would it help us if it said Composite / Steel / Rolled if it has no given value? All mbts have composite, how is this helpful?
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Armor values are really not that relevant at top tier, armor type is a lot more
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That doesn’t even make any sense.
“Protection: without armor”
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Oh hey, this has era maybe I shouldn’t fire heat at it
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I understand that you would want to see raw armor values at low tier but it really doesn’t matter at top tier, everyone can pen everyone, and I genuinely like knowing what system they have and what they fire over this, but a balance of both would be good for everyone
And what stopped you from knowing all that before the change?
It wasn’t on the stat card as far as I’m aware
I again fail to see the point. All MBTS have thermals, LRF, smoke grenades, composite armor etc…
Literally nothing of value was added. It doesn’t even say the generation of the NVD. Now that would’ve been helpful.
All this change did, was remove the useful information and replace it with nonsense and useless stuff.
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Not all of them have ess, irst, lws, aps or ircm
True, but that information wasn’t hidden. It was already there in the x-ray. And if you play something like a Puma you already know you have LWS. This helps no one.
Wouldn’t that apply to the old stat card then
It’s just more useful info, that’s never a bad thing. I understand wanting the raw armor value back but this isn’t an objectively bad change
No. Because there was no reason to delete information that was already useful for the sake of forcing you to take extra steps to check that King Tiger does indeed have a 150mm frontal plate.
And your “new” information was literally already there.
So was the armor value this isn’t rocket science
It isn’t rocket science. So why remove it? Those numbers gave you a rough idea and if you wanted in-depth information you would use armor analysis, where you already go to see all the systems.
How is this a good change? It literally added extra steps for information that was already available.