Forget it, if he’s not the one writing the message, he’ll consider it off-topic…
As for your message, I think that someone who didn’t like the fact that you were revealing the truth would have posted it. If that person likes to waste time annoying people, there’s not much they can do about it.
As for the video, however accurate and useful it may be, Gaijin will out of laziness declare that it’s not accepted because it’s “exaggerated”, “false”, “misleading” and probably a thousand other false reasons. All we can do is wait for the moderators to accept Wareta’s bug report.
Bigger issue with videos is that no matter what they always consider it could be either a rendering (especially when it’s lower quality) or sped up even when there’s no indicator or similar
As for the Gaijin rendering, you can’t reproach it in the case of this video, it’s an old video so obviously it’s not in 4k.
However, I think the problem is that when the moderators see the video, they’ll refuse it simply because it’s not in English or Russian. And activating subtitles is far too technical.
On the other hand, on the video it is said that the AZUR “normally” had a very special camouflage designed to evolve in urban environments. Do you know if Gaijin respected this? Perhaps this camouflage is available on the devs serv?
and on the other side there is evidence apfsds ignores angles so any funny construction inside dosent mater
but again we don’t know simular how dont know if relic can stop high power apfsds (unless there have been news on that)
so conclusion is there is non. theory and result are not the same thing
The wedges remove the fins from the dart and destabilise it. Then, as long as it completely fits inside the cavity, it begins to tumble and hits the main armour at a suboptimal angle, causing it to have severely degraded performance or even shatter. The swedish trials showed that the wedges were incredibly effective.