Namer armor

SLERA has a chemical bias, but I’d genuinely like to see where you got this information. It’s hard to find much about anything. Despite the Chemical Bias though, it does still stop a lot of Kinetic penetration.

That is true, yes. However, Gaijin has improperly modeled the Merkava’s weight and armor in-game. There’s a bug report that’s been acknowledged for roughly 10 months now about this.

I don’t doubt that the Leopard has a stronger turret face, but I still believe the Merkava should have around 700mm KE on the turret face.

That of course also means the Leopard’s turret face should be buffed as well.

If Gaijin would simply increase the max BR of Ground vehicles to a minimum of 13.0, we could fix a lot of the issues plaguing top tier.

Might have something to do with the sheer numbers of US Aircraft and where they’re stationed compared to raw readiness rates. It’d be a bit short sighted to directly compare the two without acknowledging how vast the US Air Force is compared to the Luftwaffe.

TLDR: Gaijin needs to decompress top tier BADLY, properly armor modern Main Battle Tanks, fix known/ignored bugs with vehicles, and improve/enlarge maps at higher tiers.

I mean, seriously, Gaijin has known that the Merkava is 80 tons for almost 3 years (yet it remains 65 tons) and that the armor modifiers, which are worse than rubber and RHA on average, are wrong.

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Would take too long to explain this so tl;dr

Leopard 2 TVM in Sweden had been equipped with C-technology armour which resulted in a ~550mm KE turret front, when the D-technology applique had been applied the protection increased to ~865mm KE (~320mm KE)

For a more in depth explanation see this:

https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/oMqKiGrKQSpU

For SLERA i’ve this:

could u at least try to use reliable sources and not some indian nobody website, the others arent better either

That SLERA image looks like a side plate ngl

We’re past that.

And I was showing where I got my information from, not what’s the absolute facts. Hence why I said I was misinformed. Read for a bit.

did you look at the wall of text you are posting

if you expect me to read trough all your paragraphs your are wholeheartly mistaken

If you cannot read the entire threat, don’t comment.

You’re heating a fire that has been put out. You are not needed here and are only causing drama. If you cannot read the entire thread for context, do not comment.

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What an outstanding individual. I’ll be waiting to see how many internet points you rack up for disrupting a genuine discussion :D

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in the first place, you are completly off topic here. You are discussing the leopard in the namer thread

Gaijin trying to not give only 3 nations usable top tier tanks Challenge Impossible

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It’s my thread, for one. Secondly, talking about how the Leopard’s armor compares to the Merkava and Namer is completely Relevant.

you are derailing it in the same sense how the russians try to derail eurofighter threads and try to make it about their stuff
just no clue why you do that to your own thread

Look in a mirror and politely walk out of this thread :D

just saying how it is

Everything in the Namer and Merkava mk.4 family uses self limiting explosive reactive armor (SLERA) which it lacks in game. Overall the Namer and Merkava mk.4 should be on the same level as protection as the modern Russian MBTs, but I’ll never be able to prove it in a way that’ll satisfy their arbitrary historical report procedure.

If you guys want you can at least bump this one to get the Merkava mk.4s armour renamed to SLERA on the X-ray
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/LIdizwh2nDJ6

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Gaijin also has the wrong weight in the merkava 4s. the idf has a video on its YouTube channel and in the thumbnail it says that the merkava 4 is 80 tons and not the 65 which gaijin says

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L8CuRaqmXEU&pp=ygUc15jXoNenINee16jXm9eR15Qg16HXmdee158gNA%3D%3D

The thumbnail says one crew moves an eighty ton tank

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Why tf would you actively try and nerf the tank by adding an extra 15 tons of weight, making it by far the heaviest top tier MBT and crippling the Merkava’s already lacklustre mobility, not to mention the art of clickbait, a topic which has been around for years to make people, idk, click on appealing videos using big numbers and large statistics

Imagine a house. Put it on the tracks, install engine and armor…

You can find a photo of what the Russian ATGM did when he got on side the merkava. A huge hole appeared in the workplace of the driver.