The German 109G does not have a .50 cal while the Italian one does.
The KPz-70 has a 1.5 second faster reload rate than the MBT-70 and also has an extra 25HP in its engine.
The Panther A Russia gets (T-V) does not get APCR and it weighs slightly less.
Just based on your own argument of what qualifies as “unique” those are all unique.
No one else has the T-34-85E yet you mark it as not unique.
No one else has the 2S19M2.
Ok so it’s still an F-8E with some ordnance differences? The D-30 P-47 is honestly close enough and the German D-28 still exists, your just picking really specific sub variants to call them “unique” atp, Statshark is meaningless for determining the uniqueness of a vehicle, and you admit the F4U-7 still flies similar to a late model Corsair, the SNEB only matter in ground battles and are merely ordnance
as i stated previously i didnt go too much in depth, as other user pointed out the german M47 gets smoke grenades while the US does not. so yeah ill admit i missed few vehicles as you mentioned (also the US/JSDF bulldog).
again fair enough, i was under impression that difference is just 0.5 sec, not 1.5. have yet to move to US 9.3/9.7 from Pattons. didnt even know german one has extra 25HP.
indeed.
that puts the german TT to what, 41 unique TT vehicles and 12 shared ones?
I really didnt want to compare all 34/85 variants, but youre probably right.
I believed its mostly the same as TT counterpart, but other user pointed out its better, tho i didnt look up to why.
Point however remains, there are quite few vehicles unique to the US TT, and what pangolin said, ie. US has barely any unique vehicles, simply isnt true.
1.5s better reload and 6P49 HMG (2nd one doesnt really matter but its still cool ig)
checking again the HMG on the M2 does have 900 rounds vs 300 on the M1, but most of the time you dont use it enough for it to matter all that much
And? One good tank doesn’t make up for the rest of their ranks being… that way.
It has an entirely different autoloader, the ATGMs are loaded manually and their reload time is way longer.
I wasn’t using it to determine the uniqueness of the F-86F-2. I was using it to demonstrate it very much does not perform like the other Sabres.
I would add as well to show that some vehicles are foldered. You wind up where a lot of trees will wind up with U.S. tanks when they more than likely didn’t need it, or they had other vehicles from other nations but gaijin just copy-pasta’ed the U.S. trees.
The biggest offender is italy, as they used a LOT of german vehicles but gaijin just made them another U.S. copypasta tree.