You can still do a custom with someone on Xbox.
you cant get the dev server on xbox
Ah fair enough
They updated the fixed version on the live server, we can oficially say that after 10 months it has been fixed, i wanted to thank all of you that wrote in this topic to give this bug more visibility to gaijin.
Im going to close this topic in a few hours or so (if i discover how to do that) but anyways thanks everyone
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Finally, they fixed the Trophy after a year — the Merkava is working as it should now.
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We need to ask them to implement the Trophy’s reloading system so the charges can be doubled from 6 to 12.
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Ready for Sep V3 and 2A8 or 2A7A1
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Trophy’s reloading system on Sep V3
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it would be perfect if this could be in the game
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I mean it would be balanced cuz the arena has better angle protection and has the x2 the charges that the trophy has but luck telling that to gaijin cuz he probably its gonna ignore u (this one was a bug that took 10 months to fix so just imagine trying to debate why it has 6 charges on each side even if they have them)
The aps only had a max of 6 charges
Never had more than that
Also it already reloads theres just no animation for it
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Irl has 6 on each side
No it cant store it
The charges are stored vertically
Trophy HVe supposedly has 5 charges on each side but ive never seen a picture of it
And to my knowledge the merkava and sep use Trophy MV which only has 3 on each side
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The game just doesn’t have reloading function of APS. Also, irl, only one shot can be fired per reload
The HV variant of the Trophy normally has two launchers with autoloaders. Each autoloader typically holds three interceptors ready to fire — that is, six “ready-to-fire” rounds in total.
The total onboard capacity including ammunition stored outside the autoloaders can vary depending on the vehicle integration. In some installations Merkava / Namer and other specific integrations there are additional spaces/magazines that can increase the total to approximately 10–12 interceptors, depending on the vehicle’s configuration.