Gyrostabilizer

MrVic: If I remember right all tanks where given a sense of basic stabilizers in the game to increase fast paced combat. Also further stabilizers are available on a few tanks in the form of module upgrades. So far at speeds I have noticed some tanks are more stable shots at speed then others that seem pretty accurate to the real thing.
Stabilizers in WW2 were crude and US had most of them at that time. Tho many of the US crews with them disabled them as they caused issues often. Also the gun bouncing up and down is a two fold issue. The speed you can stabilize the gun and the stability of the tank itself. The panther was one of the most stable on the move firing platforms in the war but still it was rather inaccurate on the move. One good example if you gun can only depress 10 degrees and you go over a bump ect that pitches your hull more then 10 degrees no amount of gun stabilization in the world can level that out.
To achieve a smooth firing solution you need
1) Fast enough electrics to balance out the gun as the tank moves.
2) Enough gun movement gun depression ect, to have the "room" to stay on target
3) a Tank chassis and suspension able to ride as level and smooth as possible at higher speeds.
4) a gyro detection system fast enough to react to rapid hull and barrel adjustments due to moving over rough terrain.