sorry but you literally cannot see if it’s elongated due to the angle of the photo and hull together.
I know where the UFP is mate, but if they extended it to insert armour into the composite array, than you won’t see if from that angle.
alright mate. You’re a fanny, whats the point in insulting others?
Did you read the bug report?
also your measuring tapes at an angle in the 2nd photo.
You’ve also not showing where the tape is coming from which proves as I said, nothing: i’ve been on this thread from the begining I’ve seen your comments and chosen to ignore them until now.
EDIT Correction tape can be seen photo didn’t load properly on the laptop
Unlikely. Side skirt thickness remains the same and they are interchangeable between SEPv2 and SEPv3. You can order them as a separate item from the tank (like if you bust one in the field). They are also interestingly not considered sensitive like the main armor array.
Day 3: Still waiting for the developers to fix the M1A2 SEPv3 hull armor.
Forget about the oceans, the real Bermuda Triangle is located right inside the M1A2 SEPv3 hull in War Thunder. It’s a magical place where tons of official military equipment and armor upgrades enter, but only the raw weight comes out on the spreadsheet. Let’s solve this mystery and bring the protection back to reality!
You would see if they cut new steel for the UFP because it would be a different color than the rest of the hull, which they would have to do to increase the UFP RHA thickness, which is the whole point of my posting that picture.
Yes, I provided a few of the sources. I read it before it was published (if we are talking about the bug report).
If you’ve been on this thread since the beginning, then you should know I’m one of the staunchest supporters of improved hull composite armor for the SEPv3, that I’ve provided many sources and analysis to support that, and that I’m also probably a wee bit more qualified to talk on this than you.
You win no friends or help to y’alls cause by pushing fantasies like that the hull composite module is actually thicker, you just provide more ammo for Gaijin and devs to dismiss you by putting obvious falsehoods in your arguments.
The evidence that Gaijin has to buff the hull on the SEP3 is adding up too fast, they are scrambling for something arbitrary to make worse on the tank before they admit defeat and give it better hull protection
Well if someone wanted to report it, T-80 autoloaders are missing the central splined shaft that transfers power & serves as a fluid coupling from the Hull to the Cassette and Rammer.
