I forgot to move the m4/T26 down from 6.0 to be 5.7
The 90mm on the T1E1 makes it better than the 85mm thanks to another 50mms of penetration.
The T1E1 has better coax and roof mounted mgs, while having an auxiliary 37mm which isn’t bad at all.
The T1E1 has trolly armor and very good mobility with a high crew count.
The Kv-220 is slower than Tiger 1s and has weaker turret armor, combine that with the commander hatch which will often 1 hit kill the tank.
Fuel explosion
Non penetrating fuel explosion
A very very old model, leading to cracks at the welds, meaning very low power guns can punch through the 100mm RHA somehow.
Two loaders in the kv-220 for one gun. That’s like saying the elefant should load as slow as a Tiger II. It makes no sense.
The kv220 can’t do anything to 7.0s, barely anything to 6.7s and it sees these brs 90% of the time, granted I only took a sample size of 20 games, but if you extrapolate the data, it’s grim.
bud stop lying you’re top tier in 2 nations in ground, your game stats are not very good. You’re not qualified to do balancing decisions. Most of your takes are trash aswell
KV-220 has always been a monster at 6.0, why do you guys think it should go down in BR???
It’s an event vehicle, so its stats would already be good.
It only has 54.8k games played, so again, that would also inflate its stats (compared to if a regular player played it).
Though 2.33 KPS is insane!
Make it so the 906 can’t be easily .50 cald from 300 meters, make all the Soviet light tanks quieter, since now you can hear them all post br 7.3 at 300 meters… and make it 20% smaller in size, and you’ve got a deal.
Just a note the maus has been avaliable to be researched for free several times normally on the gaijin anniversary, it is not an “special” vehicles like the event vehicles or all of the other removed vehicles.
IS-3 is 7.3… why should it have to face APFSDS slingers then?
T29 has great post pen damage btw – 181g of TNT effective one-shots anything as long as it penetrates (which ~250mm pen is quite comfortable at 7.3)
Less likely to one-shot than the IS-3’s 122mm APHE but has a 15s reload to compensate.