I was thinking about the High caliber update and how it didn’t really add anything that high caliber so i was thinking of an update to compensate for it with the “higher caliber” update. There isn’t really much to this other than it adding a new tank destroyer to each campaign for each faction. (USSR, Americans, Germans, British, Italians, and Japanese)
the vehicles I’d feel would be good to add are the following
M3 GMC for the Americans, YaG-10 For the Soviets, Brummbär for the Germans, Valentine, Mk1 Archer for the British, 75/18 M41 for the Italians, and Chi-nu for the Japanese. i don’t have much else to add but it would be neat for a small update where all factions get a quick new Tank Destroyer
Brummbar is not a tank destroyer.
It’s an assault gun.
It’s basically a AA truck.
Very weird choises.
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High caliber update reworked how Heavy auto cannon and heavy machinegun works on plane and tank, it was supposed even add national AA alongside HMG before national AA get delayed to the march update
It dont add too much contenent outside premium one is true, but still give a lot of QOL improvement so is decent update
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all of those have ~75mm AT cannons expect for brummbar which is a 150 artillery peice so it should probably be a hetzer
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Hetzer? When? Must have.
hetzer is great. got to see one irl
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The chi nu is a medium tank, the valentine is an infantry tank and the valentine was terrible and it would be awtul to control
It’s not any valentine, it’s the archer variant of the Valentine
Valentine is okayish in Moscow but suffers from siniliar shitty shell performance as most UK vehicles made in England.
Idk. Shouldnt we at first start with free StuGs.
No there’s definitely a comma right after valentine since they are 2 seperate vehicles
it could also be he copy pasted a part of the official wiki page for the archer where it does have those commas between archer and valentine
The best part of high calibre is all but gone. Penetration of objects
i did very minimal research for this
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i did mean the archer varient of the valentine