T29 Heavy
T30 Heavy
T32 Heavy
T34 Heavy
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TLDR: Heavy
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is just me or do they look nearly identical
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well they kinda are. they are all based on pershing
t29 = 105mm gun
t30 = t29 with 155mm gun
t34 = t29 with 120mm gun
t32 = super armored pershing with 90mm gun
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They could work in WT but i dunno about Enlisted, they would be so damn slow just single German with a Panzerfaust 100 could run around your tin can and shoot your ass till you burn to death.
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What variety? These are all same looking.
I would much rather have priest, lvt with scott turret, m22 locust, easy eight, and m36 jackson
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and why not the M103 !!!
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Speed matter less in Enlisted than War Thunder due to the grey zone.
Not sure but arent they all basicly post war tanks?
While designed during the war they never were able to fully develop them before the war ended. And thus are post war.
They’re all based on an elongated Pershing chassis and they’re the same turret except one has a little bit extra metal welded on. Main difference is the gun. 105mm, 120mm, and 150/155mm. Can’t remember which. Lol
Same, but I went with tanks with a couple late late war protos and one post war. Just to show we have more heavy tanks to add that have better ground to stand on than the Ho
Only the T32 is post war
“The procurement of 1,200 T29s was proposed on 1 March 1945, and revised to 1,152 on 12 April 1945, but by shortly after the end of World War II, only one T29 had been produced, with a second partially completed.” from Wiki
That sure does sound like used in WW2 to me when germany had capitulated just a few days earlier…
If you want a post war tanks in order to fight those tanks that already exist in europe then that surrender does matter as that makes the entire engagement impossible.
Edit:
If you just want to go by date regardless of the situation on the ground then you justify adding stuff from 1955 as the soviet union did not officialy declare an end to the state of war until then.
This would mean that the war (on paper) was still ongoing but that wasnt the case.
Sorry I’m not a European. I don’t use Germany’s capitulation for the end of World War II. I go by Japan’s surrender on the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945. When the war actually ended
Last I checked March and April were before September
i wouldnt call t32 just some extra metal.
can you tell me exactly what gun exactly can pen the t32?
at best it can pen lower glacis, but it will just break drivetrain and maybe it has classic MG port weakness (maybe some WT player can give more info)
btw this would be just another KT situation with no adequate counter in any nation (KT at least had IS-2 that could destroy it frontally without aiming at pixels).
So you want basicly post war stuff to fight in germany…
I am not one that gives a crap about weapons being a bit out of their correct date for that specific operation as long as they did see sevice during the fighting later on.
But adding stuff that should not even exist during the entire theater at all because they werent even developed is a bit much for me.
Yes it has that BS hull mg port weakspot
Also pen it in the sides. You can fire at the tread and have your shells impact the side armor at nearly 180° and it will go straight into the hull and det the ammo/kill everyone. Cause German shells just have ungodly angle performance for whatever stupid reason
Then this…
Have fun with T-54 now ingame…
Condors, Ho-Ri, Type Hei Auto
Honestly these are the whole point for this suggestion existing. The Ho-Ri was a literal hunk. Of. Wood. At least these heavy tanks had prototypes built
yeah, i just need to get 200m into gray zone to get into position where i can see enemy sides exposed…
cool story… so pixel aiming… introducing KT(H) was stupid, and this is even more so.