Italy's AA problem

Machinery of War Discussion Ground Vehicle
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Good thing we’re playing tanks and not real-life militaries.
Realism > LARPing.

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I didn’t talk about the CAMM and CAMM ER as they are the most famous system and obvious to come at somepoint but I doubt we are going to have them anytime soon considering how top notch they are.

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Eh we’ll see with the new stuff coming this update, CAMM does have weaknesses like multipathing

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It’s a Fox3, It will be very marginal.

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So far trying to spade this thing has been abysmal, its constant uptiers to 12.3, where almost any aa outranges or outperforms me, i genuinely have no idea what to do besides maybe going tank hunting, but then until i get the apfsds i dont think i can do much with SAP. Any advice?

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For me it’s great, especially with the sap.

Here as some tips from when I have been spading it:

  1. Take it usually as a last or 2/3 vehicle, it isn’t good for start of battle

  2. I carry 1/4 of my ammo as SAP and the rest as HE VT, your primary job is AA and whilst it isn’t the best AA it’s still good. You can get like 5 AA kills if it’s a CAS lobby and everyone is dumb. If they are smart, AA kills become a lot more difficult

  3. Aim for cupola on every tank, you can one shot tanks if you hit cupola well. Abrams is a great example with this, and even better as you go higher in BR the Abram cupola gets bigger and weaker (especially on M1A2)

  4. Fire sparingly and aim well, it seems like you have a lot in the autoloader but you really don’t, and it takes a decent amount of time to reload the autoloader to a good amount. Additionally I have often ran out of ammo completely due to firing to fast and too often

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Apparently, the Hungarian KUB SAM systems are further modernized M3s.

In the 1980s, all Kub equipment was upgraded to the M3 level. At that time, the destruction zone was increased again, and the jamming protection of the homing head was further improved. The system also became more effective against high-speed and fast-moving targets, ultimately increasing the probability of destruction by 10-15 percent.

The Kub weapon system was jointly modernized by the Hungarian and Polish military industries between 2001 and 2002. As a result of the modernization, the self-propelled target detection and tracking stations, as well as the launch platforms, underwent life extension and development. After the modernization, the fire guidance locators were only required to illuminate the target after the missile was launched, thus increasing the survivability of the battery.