A mortarman… AND a medic? You’re killing me smalls.
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We’ve seen a lot of 20+ round BR 4 rifles in the Battle Pass recently.
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It happend the same with the row of 3 Br2 SMGs and only 1 BR4 MG and don’t is too much put 26 of damage to a semi with 25 rounds
In with veekay on this one, that T-34/76 don’t make no sense. Can’t find any sources showing this was a thing either.
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Used this in bf5 alot, not so much in 1.
Personally, in my opinion, it should be a br 3 rifle, similar to the M1907
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Is a full rifle cardrige I don’t think It should be like the winchester
Isn’t that also one tho?
Anyway we got the selbstlader 1916 lets add now the selbstlader 1906 5 rounds boltie damage semi at Br2
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Nah thats 351 winchester
Is like a long pistol bullet
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A 34, the prototype of T 34, originally had the driver’s hatch on the top horizontal armor plate
But it could only be opened when the turret was turned 70-115 degrees.
The Soviet Military rejected this design and a proper frontal driver’s hatch was instead introduced for entry and exit.
Guess they weren’t as smart as?
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This proto hatch is a costly addition (extra welds) and a shot trap. Still would work with a cage armor as presented here.
Not sure if theres a pic of this specific design; just hope the actual armor works for HEAT weapons, as a frontal plate guard here actually helps in fair number of cases.
I once used her in Battlefield 1, and she was really great!
Later, also add the other weapons from Battlefield 1 to Enlisted! I most want to see those two!
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There’s a pic of soviet troops Not doing this when deciding to add spaced armor:
No idea who at Gaijin decided that denying the driver an ability to open his designated hatch is a genius idea.
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Oh, my apologies, but I do still think that it should be a br 3 rifle, with some changes made of course
Sure but these are 45 Berlin pics. This is clearly a proto 43-44 likely test article.
From an armorers point of view frontal protection makes perfect sense
Im not sure you guys are aware but there is a escape hatch for the driver on the BOTTOM OF THE VEHICLE.
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It’s not a pistol bullet… it’s an intermediate rifle round. Uncle cartridge to .30 carbine, and yes I will die on the intermediate cartridge → assault rifle hill
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Bro came for 2020 with covid19
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2020 came to him in a vision. He was very prepared!
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I’d assume everyone interested in T-34 is aware of that.
Doesn’t change the fact that welding the driver’s hatch shut goes against several points:
- the Military specifically wanted an easily openable driver hatch
- the primary (and the only actually feasible) way of getting inside/outside the tank quickly for the driver is his hatch
- the driver’s hatch is always opened when the tank is moving without combat because you can see or breathe shit
So far without any references this BP skin looks like a dumb “tacticool” forgery.
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