I have two primary sources to support my view, sure they are a TINY bit different, but they both agree that -9 degrees of depression is incorrect. So far, nobody has provided me with any other primary documentation to prove I am wrong, so I will continue to use these sources.
The Eurofighter issue is completely seperate and was handled badly by Gaijin.
I welcome people using the updated Norwegian source to bug report, if they would like to try and get the Leopards depression increased slightly from -7.4 to -7.69.
You have 2 primary sources that disagree on a specific number, doesnt matter that they are close, they are different. So either one of the sources is wrong or as Necronomica said the German and Norwegian versions have different depressions but saying everything is dandy, because the values are similar is just nonsense.
No its not. The Eurofighter issue has a primary manufacturer source that got denied, because the devs think their knowledge is worth more than a brochure. It just shows that there is 0 consistency and standards on how sources are handled which is the core problem.
At the very least we should research into why there is a difference in the first place and then get a unified consistend standard on which source to use. Because otherwise you end up with situations like this or the EFT one.
Is that a german Leopard 2A7V? Because the answer on that report tells me that the info has to be tank specific Community Bug Reporting System
Maybe the proposed 2A7 NO and the in service 2A7V have different limitations.
This whole discussion about the gun depression of the 2a7v is so unnecessary since the official youtube channel of the Bundeswehr states that the tank has the capability to elevate and depress the gun in ranges from -9 to +20 degrees. And if the Bundeswehr themselves cant be counted as a valid source i might loose some braincells.
