Yeah exactly so his comment kinda doesn’t make sense, does it? Players with skill issue against the T series wouldn’t call them bad since that would make the players even worse.
1- Tracks ate it.
Tracks eating rounds is a universal feature of tanks.
2- Damaged track on left side, he went straight through an empty spot.
3- That’s just a miss…
I think era destabilized sabot as you can clearly see. Then it’s remains somehow penetrated and killed a bunch of empty space.
There are a few questionable thing in all if this which boils down to lacking computer simulation
Which is kinda the problem. ERA and the behavior of rods after hitting it are insanely janky and here the remaining part of the rod flies through the most vulnerable part of the tank not empty space without doing any damage whatsoever, because every bit of spall got eaten by the fuel tank+Carousel.
The problem is not its purpose the problem is that it’s not consistent in the slightest. Or how do you explain the behavior of the dart after penetration?
Gaijin should put it some effort to actually model era and how it works properly instead of the mess we have rn
Show me a single comment I made on this forum complaining about these things. On the contrary, there won’t be any, you know why? Because I don’t have a skill problem. I don’t come to the forum to complain about a particular nation; I try to improve in the game instead of whining, right? Go and look at my stats.
My favorite tanks are all from the T series. I’ve always tried to improve them as much as possible, and now I’m going to upgrade some of my old vehicles that are 1 or 2 years old and that I haven’t played in ages to improve their stats as well, totally unlike many here: “Gaijin, my Ubrums were always penetrated by Soviet tanks, gaijin, you hate Ubrums, you hate Murica, you hate freedom.”
@H_ngma can have valid perspectives without having to play Soviets.
His posts’ claims about people pointing out the flaws of T-Series tanks being from “USSR players” is mostly wrong.
The statements are primarily coming from players that play multiple tech trees.
Statistics are a good tool, after all, skill and statistical issues go hand in hand, and a simple screenshot proves this. It’s understandable that someone lacking skill might struggle with the game, they might think the game favors their opponent and isn’t balanced.
Just as I use German, Japanese, and French and I never had any problems with Soviet vehicles., I was even going to finish the American line, buying the M1 Clickbait along with the Mirage F1, but since a gaijin brought a premium SU-30, I had to buy the SU-30.