I just had a match where I spawncamped the enemy tanks with my AT gun (axis moscow so I don’t feel guilty). The only problems I had (aside from enemy infantry and my gun being janky) were T-60s. For some reason this little bittle does not want to explode like it’s bigger cousins.
What’s the reason? Ammo in racks with less HE filler?
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I know tanks no longer explode after the crew is killed…
But like you say I believe it’s because you can’t really “ammo rack” it, it’s ammunition being so small. I wonder if it’s more difficult to explode pz2 aswell, now 
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Was ammo racking changed?
Because I could ammo rack pz2s in the past fine.
I don’t think it did. What changed is the crews deaths. Killing them all in one go was easy in a pz2, tank exploded immediately after.
The ammunition is smaller in it thought, a bit like the t60?
Thought it’s easy to ammo rack the Japanese spaa and it’s the same caliber…
I’ll have to test, I’m curious.
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Well we have the range now
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Well if the tank doesn’t die they don’t get to spawn anything more useful
Ancient capture, but the first tank was a crew wipe and the second was an ammo rack
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T60 has always been a bit of an anomaly due to its crew layout and ammo not being as sensitive as other tanks to booming.
Of all the tanks in Moscow, its the one that gives me a hard time finishing it off.
Usually at least anyways. Normally I just try to burn them, but the game for whatever reason doesn’t always give kill credit to a burned out tank.
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Russian tanks have a bias on the map due to design. I mean there is a premium Russian Rocket vehicle but not a German one.
Germany didn’t have rockets yet
Correction german dont have truck with rockets yet
Usually german before the 1943 use this one a lot
Correction - Germans don’t have rocket trucks in Moscow yet 
But start using this after their encounter aganaist the katusha
So is not wrong sau they dont use it in moscow