i can agree with alot but moving the merkavas and the namer is dumb, they arnt very good as is only being decent because no one uses them enough for folks to know where to shoot, i accept ten sabra going up as top tier round at 9.7 is stupid
also why is the amx40 going up? its not amazing, solid but nothing crazy
its good, its much better than most of the 9.3 vehicles, but not leo2k material.
Maybe they are preparing to decompress 9.0-9.3 by first moving the rest of the 9.7 mbts to 10.0, or something? would be about time t-72a/m & kpz went up.
At top tier, the HMD is a more obvious weakness than the lighter weight. You can immediately notice the lack of HMD but you need to have a good understanding of the flight model to really feel the weight difference.
Less experienced players are also generally not as good at making use of good flight performance and rely more on avionics and weaponry.
If you want a good discussion on both vehicles, watch DEFYNs video on them both.
The VT1-2 can only do so because it has a hybrid powerplant and uses electric motors to turn and drive. When the engines are destroyed it runs off a battery.
Please don’t kill the Type 81C again, Japan 11.3 needs air defense, the Type 93 has never been enough and never will. It already doesn’t have a radar, and the Tor M1 is 11.0. This thing literally can’t kill KA-52’s as it is because it both can’t get a lock unless they sit in the sky and give it to you, and can’t hold the lock because of the IRCM blocks
I want to ask one question about naval BR change after Hornets Sting update, including current planned battle rating changes.
Is there a long term planning of lowering entire destroyers and cruisers Battle Rating, including making reserve destroyer from 3.3 ~ 3.7 to like 2.X?
If current battle rating changes are just part of gradual long term planning of lowering overall bluewater vehicle’s battle rating, and developers announces it to players, than current rage of people about nowadays BR compression could be turned into hope of future BR decompression.