Are this useless brand new Gold order Italian rifle going to get buffed? It needs larger mag size, less recoil and less dispersion to be playable at BR5 right now it’s Fedorov Avtomat but much much much worse.
No buff = skip BP season as i don’t need another bunch of underpowered useless Italian guns like Breda PG CR that can’t even hit a barn 40m from you with it’s inaccurate burst.
Can we finally stop gimping Italian guns? PS We still need FNAB-43 late with higher rof.
For future BPs, can we PLEASE get pilots and tankers? The would help players out (especially new ones) since some planes only have a single pilot and all planes and tanks have a LOT of levels to rank up since the usually have a lot of vehicles to run through. Everyone knows planes and tanks are slow and a pain to rank up until you can unlock a tail gunner, loader,etc. The added 25% would have the biggest impact to those soldier classes…after all, each BP season unlocks a plane and tank camo.
Ah, I hope that’s the best outcome. Because currently, in Japan’s current technological tree, Chi-Nu is actually not as good as the Type 2 Ho-I which has an additional heat capacity. This shell even has no weight. Japan would have to rely on the Br-II tanks to struggle through when trying to play Br-III against the Br-III Sherman. Just like in the case of the Panzer IV E against the T-34, well, this is too difficult. The M4A3 (105) relies on its armor that is even tougher than the ordinary Sherman. It can be said that Chi-Nu II is the “hardest father” of Type 2 Ho-I. But in the end, whether Chi-Nu II can slightly reach the level of the Panzer IV F2, that depends on whether DF can open his eyes and figure out which shell was given.
Well, the update notes are out now. It seems Df is actually considering player feedback by adding these hull machine guns. But I kind of feel like it’s more like “everyone eats shit together” now, because this means that when a crew member dies, the radio operator won’t automatically take over as commander, and no one will step in to handle loader duties either.
All of us will have to confront the problems that were previously only encountered by Japanese tanks.
Now considering it, I think the Soviet heavy-caliber shell-toting tanks seem unsuitable for enlistment. So far, the damage has been mainly caused by shrapnel. The loading speed of the 122mm gun is simply too slow. The actual performance is probably not very satisfactory although there is a lot of shrapnel, but it is easily swallowed by the environment. Refer to the IS-2. Additionally, I found that the IS-3 is not invincible either. Its top armor of the tank and the driver’s hatch are somewhat thin, and it basically relies on the equivalent stacking thickness. If a 128mm shell is fired with HE to the top cover, it can easily cause overpressure and blow off the cover. Here’s another one. Like the T-44-100, which can penetrate the face of a vehicle but not the cockpit cover, and the 122mm is no longer suitable for enlistment now.
Wow, so innovative! It’s only in 2025 that we have reached this level of development as seen in Japanese tanks. Then what? Well, then could I ask if our tanks will also receive the same treatment as Japanese tanks? When the members inside the turret die, won’t they? Will they go into the turret to serve as the commander and loader to help us share the pressure during the tank combat period? Then for us, this is completely a debuff. I hope we can figure out the priority levels of the loader and the gunner of the hull gun. So that when there are only three people left in the tank, the communications officer won’t help load the shells like before, but will stay at the hull gun and not move.
When a shotgun is equipped with a bayonet, this has been mentioned by someone on an old forum. On the one hand, it has a distinctly Japanese characteristic. After all, even machine guns can be equipped with bayonets. On the other hand, it also shows that DF has a preference for their major shareholder. However, even with the bayonet installed, it cannot hide the fact that this is just a toy that no one would use in actual combat.