I would add the Stug 40 Ausf G with Saukopf mantlet as 40 tanks of this version were supplied to Hungary (700-740 tactical number) and is an upgrade over the kinda barebones Stug, Italy has rn.
Another reason for its addition would be that Gaijin made the Zrínyi I into a rare battle pass vehicle and morphed it together with an experimental rocket launcher.
So instead of having an experimental Zrínyi I as a rare bp vehicle and a base Zrínyi I intended for serial production as a researchable, they opted for what we have rn, sadly.
Thats a pretty interesting sub tech tree that you made, but after taking a quick look, your kind of missing quite a few Hungarian vehicles. Allow me to give you some more ideas :) D-944 PSZH Toldi Buzogányvető 44M Zryni I (The one without rockets)
And the Turan III prototype
@Smin1080p_WT Hi, maybe you can help. Do devs have evidence that Hungary used the basic Shilka variant represented in the game, but not visually different ZSU-23-4V1?
I remember when I tried to report incorrect view I got an answer from CBR like “proof that this basic variant wasn’t in service”.
To correct the illustration, the Toldi with extra add-on armor is the Toldi IIAK, which was a Toldi IIA with registration number H-423, which was fitted with extra plates on the hull and turret to analyze its performance.
The last Toldi evolution to be made was the 43.M Toldi(a.k.a. Toldi III or Toldi C-40)
This evolution featured improved steering gear, thickened frontal armor, and a redesigned turret that lengthened and widened the turret rear instead of the welded-on ration/tool box that was present on all previous Toldi tanks that had the 40mm armament.
Would there be another of a difference for the earlier variants to be lower in br? I’ve seen a Hungarian tree concept out the later version 1.3 br higher than the standard Nimrod
As far as I know, the muzzle grenade is the only difference, or at least the only one we would notice in-game. I don’t even think there was an ‘early’ and ‘late’ variant, just one variant. But I could be wrong. The large BR difference is probably due to the muzzle grenade completely changing how effective it would be against enemy tanks; without it you can kill T-34s, but probably not KV-1s, but with the muzzle grenade you can kill pretty much any WW2 and most early cold war tanks, except maybe the Maus. But it would be a very situational tool (short range, low velocity, limited usage). IIRC it has around 180 pen.
