fedorov is classified as AR so assaulter only weapon. also it has 1.3 lower damage than type hei AR, lower recoil per bullet, higher ROF, 5 bullets extra and almost double dispersion of type hei AR.
Are there any in-game anti-tank or artillery weapons with penetration values that are completely fictional and not based on real-world specifications? I donât understand why people are laughing.
After reviewing it again, it turns out that the information was based on speculation rather than facts.
I apologize for any misunderstandings. However, since there are no publicly available specifications for the T24, it is unlikely to appear. Lastly, regarding Japanese anti-tank weapons, the data you mentioned based on the 75mm is also just subjective speculation. There is no evidence that such a weapon has a 200mm caliber or that it has a penetration capability of 200mm. Therefore, it is unlikely to appear in the game.
The GrB 39 can penetrate 80mm of armor at a 60-degree angle, so a penetration value of around 90mm could be plausible if measured at 90 degrees or considering various factors. However, since the Japanese weapon shown in the photos lacks any specific penetration figures, it would need to be assigned a completely fictional value for its release. Therefore, I am generally skeptical about its potential release.
There you go, as you just admitted yourself some fictional stats are fine for the game, it is only a game for fun afterall and not some archive of 100% accurate weapon representations.
It seems like you misunderstood. I was discussing the accuracy regarding penetration, not the accuracy of the armor or engine. My comments were solely about the âpenetrationâ accuracy. I wasnât talking about the overall accuracy of the game. Please donât act as if youâve won the argument suddenly.
from ian v. hogg encyclopedia of infantry weapons of ww2
m6 (or m6a1/m6a2 rocket at 30°) rocket for m1/m1a1 bazooka:
panzerfaust
ofenrohr
Small arms of the world, Smith, W. H. B. (Walter Harold Black), 1955 edition
i am not saying that these numbers are all correct, but there are various sources that claim bazooka could penetrate up to 120mm for m6a3 rocket (currently in m9 bazooka ingame) and that 102mm penetration is actually for standardized 30° testing (most sources dont include angle for armor penetration).
also lets not forget adding 15mm steel armor value to wood for balance.
btw apparently hogg quotes 120mm penetration for m6a3, but i couldnt get the book to actually check it out.
Anyway, the important thing is that the 102mm penetration of the M9 bazooka is based on real-world examples, not a completely fictional figure. As this example shows, most of the infantry anti-tank weapons currently available in the game are based on actual specifications.
In the game, the M9 bazooka is said to use a 100mm penetration round, right? If the actual round is the M6A3, it would be nice if it got a buff. Also, differences of about 10-20mm based on real values can occur due to various factors in reality.
i have not seen original documents from testing, but i assume that most numbers are based on 30° standardized testing. when you translate that to 0° you get that penetration difference.