APCBC with explosive filling for M6A2E1

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Currently, the M6A2E1 in-game is restricted to firing non-explosive APCBC rounds only, which is inappropriate for a tank rated at BR 5. This results in abysmal post-penetration damage. Additionally, its weak-spot red-ringed sections can be penetrated to detonate the ammo rack by the Tiger E, while the M6A2E1 suffers a lengthy 15-second reload. Granting it explosive-filled APCBC ammunition would better equip it to combat the King Tiger.

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it isnt even out yet :sob:

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welcome to the allied forum experiance

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So the T13 is still the best option


It’s undoubtedly America’s version of the IS-2.

Why does the tank look like it is badly photoshopped? It really look like one of FNFALs creation but somehow it is real…

After all, it uses a 100mm-thick T-1E1 hull topped with composite base armor of 140mm plus another 40mm. You can’t expect a 1943 vehicle to have all-around armor capable of stopping the King Tiger’s 88mm rounds. It’s just an experimental prototype, so having weak spots is totally reasonable.

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What a trash update. Stop pleasing the tankers - they never do anything useful anyway)))

All cause one photo of it got leaked in the news :broken_heart:

This tank is popularly called the Goose.

This is Enlisted, not War Thunder. Experimental tanks cannot use better ammunition than production tanks; otherwise, they wouldn’t be event reward vehicles, but premium vehicles that require payment.

“Looking at the Japanese Ho-Ri tank and the Soviet SU-9 and T26E4 tanks, I think it’s already pointless.”