The best 6.7 heavy, maybe, but not the best 6.7 overall.
Top speed from 42 to 32 km/h is a 25% drop. You will not get to power positions in time. You will be slower in reversing, turning, trying to avoid bombs.
I never said the tank would be unusable. I said that German 6.7 as a lineup already has one critical drawback - the enemy team always caps first and always gets into a plane first. The combination of Tiger IIs and Jagdtigers slowing down, and the SPz going up, will increase that issue.
You will still get plenty of kills in the Tiger II. You will just be less capable of influencing the match in a positive way for your team.
The F-84F is a versatile fighter-bomber that far exceeds the capabilities of most other aircraft at its Battle Rating (8.3). It’s just as fast as the F-86F, the definitive version of one of the greatest aircraft ever built, & it climbs almost as well. It’s deceptively agile, at high airspeed it’s capable of briefly out-turning the notoriously lethal MiG-15. Although it can only out-maneuver the MiG for a short time, its more than enough to draw a bead and shoot it down. The Thunderstreak is also equipped with 6 M3 .50cals, totaling 1,800 rounds of ammunition. Do not be deceived by their low stopping power, the M3 Browning Machine Gun is an excellent weapon for air-to-air combat. Its high fire rate and velocity makes hitting aircraft a breeze, and with 1,800 rounds you have plenty of that to go around. What the F-84F lacks in Acceleration and Energy Rentention, it more than makes up for with its impressive speed, high-speed turn rate, armament, and versatility. All of that, and the American F-84F even gets an airspawn. That’s a truly terrifying combination.
None of this is even mentioning the impressive variety of ordinance the Thunderstreak can carry. It is capable of using a variety of different rockets and bombs, and is also equipped with CCRP to aid in accuracy.
