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Richard "The_Challenger" Cutland: Our Military Specialist

Дата: 22.01.2014 14:02:54
View PostAmbiorix1032, on 21 January 2014 - 06:06 PM, said: Hi Challenger !   I have a question concerning the following tanks and upgrades; The Leopard 1 and the T-62A. I have a historical connection with the Leo1 because my country (Belgium) was one of the first countries who bought it from Germany and It was cerimonially taken out of service by 1/3 Lancers 25/10/2013. http://www.mil.be/def/news/index.asp?LAN=nl&ID=4035   On the website you can see our last Leo 1 commander, who let the Leo roar for the last time on firing range. So this is was to expres my love for this beauty of a tank. To come back to the  matter at hand the Leo 1 and the T-62A, Jingles visited the DCC in Shrivenham and there was T-62A equiped with reactive armour and that got me thinking. Why can't we upgrade our tier 10 tanks with this upgrade?   I know there is a concern about balance and I understand that but take the Leo 1 for example he has in the game almost no armour so reactive armour got be a nice upgrade for this tank. It enhances the tanks defenses but it slows him also down because of the weight of the reactive armour. And you can clearly see this in Jingles vist at the DCC that such an armour upgrade has an impact on the overal speed of the tank and it's weight.        

Hunter1911:   Leopard 1 was an interesting vehicle.   The upgrade you are proposing for sure is interesting. But sadly it collides with current game play limitations quite a bit. Implementation of ERA would require different mechanics, due to the difference in how that type of Armour functions, compared to our current system. Additionally, it would affect the game role of the vehicle, which in one hand is really good, as it would offer more variety, but also rather difficult to balance.   Another note is the fact that first pre-production ERA armours were produced in 60s, and if my memory serves me well, first time used in early 80s.

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