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The Stug III F is a Panzer IV F2 with no turret, no machine guns, similar armor profile, the same main cannon, and is still in the same BR. This vehicle is iconic and it deserves viability.
The Stug III F is a Panzer IV F2 with no turret, no machine guns, similar armor profile, the same main cannon, and is still in the same BR. This vehicle is iconic and it deserves viability.
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Well to be more accurate, it shares the armour profile of even BR1, but certainly BR2 tanks.
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I was just using the F2 as the comparison since it’s currently the tank it’s most similar to at BR3 right now
StuG F has the same armour as the Panzer III J but is more crammed so a good hit will usually take out 3 of the 4 crew members.
No MG, no turret and its real life advantages like the low profile and the excellent coordination with infantry are simply meaningless in Enlisted.
Almost all TDs are a BR lower than they started with and StuG F needs to follow this trend too, Im actually surprised that it’s still BR3, the last time I found StuG III F worthy at BR3 was when BR1-BR2-BR3 still queued together, I can’t even recall when that was anymore.
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I think I mentioned this before. Everyone seems quite happy about this reduction. If this can go to BR2, I believe its firepower, combined with its slightly better armor, could just barely match that of the StuG-3-G (advanced squad) and be able to withstand some artillery fire to some extent, becoming a backbone unit. At the very least, it would be good to have one more tank type to enrich the variety.
Wait a moment. How long ago was this post made? Oh, it’s been too long. This was actually a very helpful contribution to the German BR2. Why didn’t any German players bother to vote? Couldn’t they just go over to the other side and support the reduction of Svt38 instead?
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Oh, wait a moment. I remember that for all these fighter vehicles of this type, he actually allowed the Zou Tian team to step out of the cabin. Then he would mount an MG machine gun, and even because there was a steel plate protecting it, it was better than some exposed probes. This also solved the problem of his lack of a machine gun. After all, sometimes his positioning on the battlefield, and sometimes he was also a heavy artillery that could inflict casualties on the infantry.
Didn’t I make this suggestion a while back?
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