Noticed a lot if not all of the Russian and some Chinese top tier tanks have their barrel aimed down in the hangar, whilst NATO vehicles have their barrel neutral or even elevated.
Kinda unfortunate because this makes it so that the barrel is somewhat covering a common weakspot in the protection analysis.
Don’t really understand why vehicles are not setup equally with this, I assume it’s not intentional but it’s a bit odd.
Later Soviet tanks had their turrets installed slightly declined to increase the depression slightly without having to make the turret larger. It’s probably that that does it.
I mean that would be the logical thing to do, you’d have to go out of your way to lower the depression I’d think.
It seems some NATO vehicles are actually slightly above neutral whilst others are several degrees below.