same for firing while moving, it’s possible but is it means for all armament or only for cannon?
Комплекс керування вогнем складається з оптико-електронного прицільного комплексу ОТП-20, інтегрованого з системою управління стрільбою ПТРК «Бар’єр» та стабілізатором озброєння СВУ-500 у вертикальній і горизонтальній площинах, що дає змогу вести вогонь на ходу.
“Firing system complex consist of optic-electronic aiming complex OTP-20 with integrated ATGM “Barrier” firing system and armament stabilizer SVU-500 (vertical and horizontal), make able to shoot while moving”
Also using KBA-117, modified version of AG-17, similar to AGS-17. But no difference for game
Also wiki states about ATGM launch on speed up to 10 km/h, but in game it’s 3km/h (for BTR-3)
R-77-1s are pretty nutty, the radar is PESA so its pretty decent. I haven’t played it in a hot minute but i dont remember anything negative abt it. Its not better than the SM2 / Eurofighters / GripenE, but still great
In the game, the turret protection of Leopard 2ri and Leopard 2pl is exactly the same, but since Leopard 2ri is modified from the later C-Armored Leopard 2A4 and Leopard 2pl is modified from the earlier B-Armored Leopard 2A4, the turret protection of Leopard 2ri should be better than that of Leopard 2pl.
I mean there is a chance if someone could find more documents about it… based on how they were able to add vehicles like the E-100 and Ho-Ri Production we shouldn’t really need too too much to justify adding it.
The poster is being sarcastic I think, they snapped a photo of the Type 90 with the Type 93 positioned behind it, and it just so happens to look like they have merged as one.
In theory the Thai 9.3 lineup is the only full Thai lineup that can be made, with three BR appropriate Thai tanks, a CAS aircraft and the M163 uptiered to fill the last slot.
The only ground vehicle that’s the right variant, and it’s not the same as the one that’s under the Thai flag.
Thai M42
Type 60 SPRG
This is probably the biggest stretch out of all of them, because it’s used as a stand-in for Thai recoilless rifle carriers. These are usually on wheeled vehicles like the M151.
