I’m not sure why a bolt-action anti-tank rifle only has 15 rounds of ammunition, while a semi-automatic one has 20. Not to mention, the Japanese were able to fire freely with their heavy, 50+ kg, seven-shot anti-tank rifle.
Why does the PTRS get 4 mags but the others get 3?
Yeah, AT rifles are not used very often so most (or all people) over look this unreasonable difference.
I see no reason not give BATR 1 more magazine.
Also why didn’t you include the German ATR?
Those have no magazine, but if I remember right, they have 1/19 ammo by default ( I think?).
Damn… we got done dirty. And they made the only one that could be good Bp.
Just speed up their order-switching process and make it about as fast as Boyce’s. You can ask AI how to calculate it, any translation will do.
“I’m not sure if the AI calculated it correctly, because at that time they couldn’t handle math problems.”
This is a weapon featured in the Battle of Moscow campaign. When compared to Germany’s anti-tank rifles, their magazine capacities are actually quite similar. I think this discrepancy stems from the lack of unified balancing between campaign-exclusive content and tech tree weapons.
I agree. The Boys is the AT rifle that needs the most ammo out of all of them given it’s only effective at dislocating soldier’s shoulders.
Thank god for the bazooka…