but by the end of the day the aswer is just that it isnt rewarding enough, i only had fun with 2 SPAA (type 93 because fast and type 81 because almost impossible to miss), but since the map weather update 80% of my matches are ginourmous just clouds above all of the map, which makes AA with no radar very frustrating to play
ok in all fairness, the people who complain the most about CAS (Germany and Russia mains) play those nations specifically to avoid needing to aim. People who start off with America need to learn aiming for weakspots. This means when switching to a nation with actually good SPAA like France, Italy, or Britain It’s not that hard to learn how to use it.
I personally use SPAA only for tasks in battlepass and I always use SAM(Ito 90M, Type 93, Type 81 or Santal) as it is easier to achieve. Sometimes I take WZ305 as it is only SPAAG worth taking. However if there is no task, there is also no reason to play SPAA. I rather play one tank lineup so I do not have to deal with CAS. SPAA gameplay is just boring and also unfair as CAS have all advantages over SPAA. Most SPAAG are not fun to use against CAS and also most SPAAG are not that effective and fun against tanks. I personally avoid IFVs with autocannons as well.
I’m not quite understanding how these range rings work. Mind explaining how exactly they work? I get the general idea of “if plane is fully inside the smallest circle, it is too far away to bother shooting at.” I also sorta get the idea in the second picture of “if plane is around the size of the second inner ring, it’s much closer (500-600m away).”
But how do those range rings help with leading the guns even when you do see the plane is nearing the correct distance?
The M19 sits higher due to having 80mm pen AP rounds.
The Ostwind would be similar or slightly higher in BR if it had the same 93mm pen APCR the reserve-tier 37mm tank cannon its weapon is adapted from. It is, after all, larger and slower than the M19 by quite a lot.
His argument was that the M19 could rather easily shoot down planes and said it was the same as the Ostwind in that regard, which is clearly not true. Nothing about GTs. Also, aircraft cannon do not always have the same penetration qualities as the tank version be cause of the fact they need to rapid fire.
I’m not quite 100 percent on it either since I haven’t had time to really experiment with them yet. I’ll get back to you about it when I find some good info for them.
Germany and Russia (along with Sweden aswell) consistantly keep the strongest cannons of any nation whilst also keeping HE filler. They also face almost exclusively light/medium tanks when paired together.
since it has 2 bofors, it’s technically 240 rpm, but yeah their BRs are insanely unfair.
not really. tanks like the Panther D/A/G/F still shrug off shots from American 90mm, 17pdr, and large HE shells like M107.
Germany and Russia (along with Sweden aswell) consistantly keep the strongest cannons of any nation whilst also keeping HE filler. They also face almost exclusively light/medium tanks when paired together.
They also drive square boxes with ammo storage at the worst possible locations, courtesy of Gaijin.
not really. tanks like the Panther D/A/G/F still shrug off shots from American 90mm, 17pdr, and large HE shells like M107.
They literally had a negative armor multiplier of 0.95 because gErmAn qUalIty.
Not the USSR though, only the finest equipment for them.