Yeah, but it contradicts the post for Chinese community which was released after the stream (post published on September 10, and dev stream September 5).
Thus plans changed (makes sense, it’s Gaijin after all), and in whoose favour did they change – yet to be discovered
I like how the chinese community will happily accept western copypasta for Taiwan (I just lost 1 mil social credits), but GOD FORBID someone else gets a single chinese vehicle.
I got them from a magazine about the Type 61 and if they ever want to add detailed interior for the type 61(for some reason of course) might give an idea of how the interior is distributed, there’s also actual images of the interior if anyone wants to see them, I can also attach the explanation of the numbers later
Seem like Gaijin found a way to attract our attention away from the Thai VT-4 issue. Seem like they want to persuade us that “Blow-off panel” can only preventing fire, I’m not sure who’s idea is this but I feel like I had being humiliated. If it only can preventing fire then why it not called "firewall"🤦♂️
Even on their own forums it was 600~ responses and a few thousand views. The response was not in the tens of thousands and definitely not in the hundreds of thousands.
Apologies for not responding sometimes I just get too distracted, I’ll upload the other images later but to respond your question, good news it seems like you are correct regarding the commander-main gun control:
I’ll look more into it after work, yeah that’s why I’m responding right now I brought to work so I could read it, the sentence comes from a list of decisions that were took before the Type 61 entered production
Is it just me or when using Gunner’s/Sim sights, does setting range not account for parallax in the Stingray? Seems like an odd error to make, as it works properly on the VFM5 and M60 TTS.
Point of aim is the T-55A’s “Left” (our right) lifting eye, the VFM5 hits right on target, the Stingray hits the lower plate about in the middle.
Stingray, VFM5, & M60A3 TTS hit cams: