M1128 Stryker Reload Rate is Incorrect Please fix

So I Did Some Digging and Found the Actual Autoloaders Manufacturer Specs for the MGS’s Autoloader and learned that the reload rate is INCREDIBLY WRONG it is off by 1.5 seconds (8 rounds per minute) in the Manufacturers Spec report it EXPLICITLY SAYS 10 rounds per minute (reload rate of 6 seconds NOT 7.5)

Gaijin Please Fix this the Reload has gotten me killed more times that i can count on my hands and feet combined

Here is a link to the Meggitt Defense PDF of the Autoloader: Meggitt Letter

NOTE: ALL INFORMATION IS DECLASSIFIED

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I really do hope this gets fixed so it at least shows that gaijin care about adding proper specs to vehicles and making the vehicles themselves historically and specification accurate

You need to report it on bugtracker website
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder

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It is the replenisher, the thing that moves ammo from the rear storage to the main one.
I guess you can report the fact first stage should be replenished in 6s.

No sense

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that doesnt make any sense considering i pulled this from the manufacturers actual website

it has been seen on official US documents to say 8/min, plus it is completely gaijin’s call as it is also a balancing decision.

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This has been known for a long time, and reported long ago. To quote Gaijin themselves ‘reload rate is a balancing factor’. Even though autoloaders are entirely mechanical in nature and should be treated as such. Oh well. Enjoy the years of no buffs because historical accuracy is secondary to the Snail’s enigmatic will.

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yeah but when it comes from the manufacturer its a little different they should have to abide by the manufacturers reports

make a bug report and it might get fixed in 8 years!

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Well, I would have taken US army as a better source.

Here’s an Army source that states 10 RPM.

Here’s some more primary sources that state 10 RPM.

Interesting how US autoloaders always seem to greatly underperform compared to other countries, for example, the HSTV-L up until recently, the M1128, the T54E1 which should have 33 RPM, but only has a meager 12 RPM unlike the French oscillating turret tanks with the best possible reload they had…

how is the army documents better than the manufacturers when the manufacturer is the one who made AND tested it but ya know gotta make everything russian better than us stuff even though its documented that US tech outperforms russian tech in battle constantly and it isnt only documented that way by just the us its been documented to outperform russian tech BY RUSSIANS

yeah but gaijin doesnt care all they care about is the money and then the know it all’s on here dont help when they defend gaijins doing even after you provide Legitimate non-classified documents from the manufacturer and the military that actually uses it

and the devs are wrong for doing so they clearly did not do enough research on it and didnt look at the manufacturers specification sheet and they clearly didnt look at the militaries specifications on it either if they did they would have went with the correct reload timing but they would rather be ignorant to the fact that they are wrong and just make the game a cash grab

it isnt balance when there are other tanks at the same br that have not only mor armor but also have a faster reload to add on to the armor too

not saying it’s balanced but if u have an issue bring it up to Gaijin.
Also just saying the most comparable will be ZLT-11 and 2S25M which both suffer from worse armour and depression while 1128 can enjoy sniping without danger. Reload wise 8.7-6.7 and 7.1s respectively.

And army is the one that uses them. Manufacturer do not get a say what the army want to set the reload to be. Type 10s can do 50 rpm but the army won’t let them due to maintenance and lack of necessity.

Gaijin picks and chooses when the want to be accurate or balanced. Usually with western nations getting the short end of the stick every time.