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Lmao. It still applies when the strv is below you so it’s not completely outdated
Skill issue maybye
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That’s not the point. you cant add these things and then say “every other team gets to have realism except this one.” without it being biased towards the team that isn’t following suit.
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Yeah, around 500mm would be fine.
Anything over that and you’ll start creeping up to the area of people asking: “Gaijin let UFP be strong enough to protect against DM53”.
You certainly should if you actually have the manual, because there will be a distribution statement on the first page.
So as I said before, stop using AI to form responses, actually find the source, and screenshot where it says what you claim it says.
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That’s a skill issue the t80s are amazing in stealth, mobility and armour if you can’t grasp flanking that’s on you
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Nah not really, when you are facing bmpts and russian vehicles keep getting buffed with no actual docs to back the reason of the buff, but when its any nato vehicle they gotta have a UN meeting to discuss what to buff and everything to nerf
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Nothing is realistic in the top tier no side, no vehicle because there’s no information. Stop being daft and let’s discuss new game modes instead. Russia is rubbish it’s just that people don’t know how to play. Use the win rate as an argument it’s a weak one and carry on clinging to your beliefs. The only certainty is that the game won’t get any better this way.
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This is where creep comes in, it starts plastically deforming the metal at lower forces and lower temperatures than a temporary high load would. A temporary high load causes microfractures that build over time that then ultimately make the bulk material snap once to many cracks form. Creep is (in this case) most likely caused by atomic diffusion within the grain boundaries or bulk material (depending on the temperatures and amounts of stress), the specific types of creep would likely be Coble creep - Wikipedia and Nabarro–Herring creep - Wikipedia .
If a metal is put under enough load under enough time the atoms will re-arrange slowly and it will permanently deform, eventually to the point of no longer performing it’s desired function.
I can’t really explain it in more detail than that without having to practically teach an entire engineering course or two x)
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it seems the classified document was removed from the post
The Army tested the TROPHY Active Protection System (APS) installed on Abrams M1A2 System
Enhancement Package version 3 (SEPv3) tanks in FY22 to inform an urgent materiel release (UMR).
The TROPHY APS intercepted most of the incoming threats and the Abrams tank base armor
provided adequate force protection.
i believe that this confirms that the SEPv3 APS isnt a prototype
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BMPTs are awful and easy to kill now, if it’s only got its turret sticking out and you show up, you deserve to be blown up
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Agreed, that’s why I specified “significant”. Naturally additional weight would reduce the service life, but whether that reduction is significant enough to matter?
what there gonna do is try cover it up even though we have photo evidence of it
Good thing we have prior evidence of it
And reported to the relevant authorities?
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improving the Abrams’ armor requires a doctoral level of expertise in materials science and physics.
but Russian tank only needs a single page from the manufacturer’s brochure.
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Wdym “now”??
After you dominate for more than half a year its “fixed now”??
Nah man this is not how it is XD, you cant just start saying thats its other players fault for not killing it for the past 7 months when it got fixed recently lmao