Also other nations tanks such as abrams, leopards, and t80bvms, have very high vertical targeting speeds. Back when I tried getting information, I asked smin and he only responded with Gun stabilizer - War Thunder Wiki. I assume according to said article, that the high vertical targeting speeds is to mimic stabilization
Currently a stabilizer on specific tanks is simulated with a generic high vertical guidance (elevation) speed on the gun… but still this does not provide a real simulation of stabilizer and fire control systems. After the introduction of the accurate stabilizer simulation, the vertical guidance speed on specifically equipped vehicles will be reduced to real life values.
However tanks such as the challenger and type 10 have the so called real life value.
Unfortunately, using that discrepancy for a bug report doesn’t work.
It did lead to funny posts on reddit complaining when the 10 degree/sec vertical traverse for leopards was acknowledged
Anyone going to make this a suggestion? Be a nice 3.7 Br Premium with a cost of 1,150 GE or regular TT to start a 3.7 line up and useful to support the 4.3+ Br.
Yes, it shouldn’t take long to model since the M24 and Type 64 ATM already exist in game. Just gotta slap them together, re-adjust/add some things aaaand walaa.
Honestly the Type 64 could be pretty good when combined with the Chaffee. The problem with the Type 60 is that the missile is really situational, but you are forced to use it in every scenario since it’s your only weapon. With the M24 you can fall back on the 75mm meaning you can actually use the Type 64s when the time is right.
Just noticed something. Japan’s JM12A1 is a HEAT-MP round, not a HEATFS…shouldn’t they have similar performance like the US M830A1 HEAT-MP to be able to shoot down helis/aircrafts with the fuze sensor???
all i know is that JM12A1 is just DM12A1 with a different name, so it does not have a fuse, Edit: yeah i checked and only DM11 can do such thing DM12 A1 its completely unable to do that
hmm well I always thought the HEAT-MP meant it’s a multi purpose round and can be used to shoot down helis and online I read that the Japanese HEAT rounds had the MP on it so I thought it could do the same.
“The M830 HEAT-MP-T, 120-mm cartridge
is a direct translation of the German DM12A1
round with the exception that a United States
design fuze system and explosive (Composition
A3, Type 11) is used.”
