Does Gaijin rely on authenticity or do they just go with the flow? Because I’m curious why the T 44-122 takes 23.4 seconds to reload. In real life, the T 44-122 fired 3.75 rounds per minute. That’s a shot roughly every 16 seconds. Why does Gaijin take 23 seconds?
balance
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Reload times are soft balancing factor and can be adjusted if neccesary.
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This data is given by the competitor WoT, see link. But on the next link there is a link to the description that the tank did not fire more than three rounds per minute, which would correspond to the WoT version. In Gajin, it is only two rounds.
Are you suggesting that the loaders are unable to take 23sec to reload?
As long as the manual loading time is not faster than what could be done irl, its correct.
Unless there is a document that proves the reload time could be shorter. Only based on the tank game couldn’t prove anything, especially like WOT or any non-simulation game.
The T-44-122 and KV-122 has reload time longer than IS-2 series lol if you have two dead crews then it take twice as long, which is one minute per round
We should put Gaijin execs into a tank and we will time them on how long it takes to reload. Radium poisoning is a skill issue.
The KV-122 reload time is identical to the IS-2.
The T-44-122 uses 122mm one piece ammunition, in order to be able to store enough rounds.
However loading 1m long, 40kg heavy rounds inside a smaller turret than an IS-2 is not going to help with the reload rate.
Especially ammunition from the hull would be incredibly difficult to retrieve.
While the IS-2 turret has plenty of shells stored besides the loader and loading the 122mm propellant charges isn’t going to be any different than loading a 75mm cannon.
So they “WoT” must have found it somewhere and verified it. They certainly didn’t make it up. And since I watched the video, they’ve personally seen a lot of tanks. So they probably know something about it.
Please make a bug report about this with appropriate sources.
