Even in the Type 90, the gunner is visibly missing his fire controller, and instead, the commander has all the fire controllers, even incorrectly placed. They consider it not a bug.
That’s the backup sight for the gun, the gunner’s primary day/night sight is the roof sight. It has very little use in combat and are mostly used to double check if the gun is clear of obstructions. You can see it’s sandwiched between the gunner’s terminal and the gun breach, and slightly recessed in this drawing here from the old forum
I know what it is and that is not the primarily aiming sight, the point is they modeled the aiming scope wrong and it placed too far from the gunner in comparison to what the actual sight inside the type 90 looks like.
I’m still just hoping this thing can get a lower magnification zoom, gunner sights with an FOV of 8 is abysmal, you’re just stuck playing in third person to see anything at all.
Does anyone here have a picture of the autoloader? Specifically from the inside, from the videos I have seen the current WT implementation is wrong but another angle would be very nice.
Some pictures of the Type-90 showing its hydropneumatic suspension inclined all the way forward.
Clearly still lacking on the current version in the game…
Hi, I have a question about the Type 90’s composite turret cheeks and mantlet. I don’t really know anything about the Type 90, but the visual model and the location of the welds (or whatever way it is attached) does not seem to correspond with the composite armour in X-Ray (assuming the 3D model is correct and those lines indicate where the armour is IRL).
To me it looks like the gun mantlet should be wider and deeper, the left cheek (on the image) should be much longer, and the right cheek (on the image) should be shifted slightly downwards.
So, is the armour correct in WT?
Are we sure this numercal model is actually of the Type 90? To me, it looks more like one of the earliest concepts of the Type 10.
The model shown shares several features with the early Type 10 concept. Although six wheels and the smoke grenades on the middle of the turret sides are also found on the Type 90, they appear in this concept as well. Additionally, the rear section of the sponson appears rather flat in both the concept and the model, which differs from the Type 90.
The timeline also supports this view: this model was developed during the Study on Vulnerability Against Firepower (対火力脆弱性に関する研究) from 1996 to 2005 (Heisei 8–17), and development planning for the Type 10 began in 1996. It seems plausible that the model was part of conceptual studies for a new tank.
Has the model ever been explicitly described as representing the Type 90 in any official source? Without such a statement, the possibility that this is a Type 10-related concept model shouldn’t be dismissed.