The tanks in Enlisted are not the same as the tanks in War Thunder. Due to the widely different gameplay and the limited amount of tanks available, changes had to be made for balance.
The panther’s 75mm can pen 135mm. You might need to angle your hull against them.
Tiger is overrated espc at dense urban maps.
Slow as f… and killable by any infantry from flanks.
My best scores are always from panzer 4’s or panthers
People seems to thinks it as a cadillac of tanks, its just a crude slow dinosaur
Your explanation is well developed but still not justify the fact that I took hitkill from panther after playing months to unlock an is2.
Your explanation confirms that is a balancing issue
yeeeeeeah of course. It was foult of game rng that soviets armour plates were broken to pieces only couse cinetic force, without penetration. And rng made that smaller caliber gun of sherman had better penetration, not poor quality of ammunition.
76?
I say that Soviet designers made such guns to break through fortifications. A larger caliber gives a better HE. The m4a2 76 had remarks about the strength of HE, so they still used M3 guns
No, ZiS-S-53 was never made to break through fortifications. That woud be retarded. To make it more obwious we can add that basis of 85mm was AA gun. It had simillar path as nazi flak 18. And HE rounds werent so often used as games show us. At least not on t-34-85. You confused the concept with IS2. T34-85 was created for AT role.
idk why you put it here, but ZiS-4 has lower armour pen than ZiS-S-53.
Argument that T-34-85 was made for pillbox bousting and T-34-57 for AT role is just wrong, if you wanted to say that.
Again, reason that higer caliber AT ROLE GUN was less effective in armour piercing than smaller yankees 76mm was just production technology and quality of dedicated ammunition.
not if you have low quality HE rounds. If so, effects might be worse than those achievable with smaller guns, but equipped with better ammo. This applies to all types of rounds.