[ST] A43 BP Prototype & T54E2

DomoSapien: Tankers, we've got two new tanks hitting Supertest today: The A43 BP Prototype, and the T54E2. The A 43 BP Prototype is a British Heavy, and it's essentially the Churchill's big brother.
 The prototype of the Black Prince is sort of a line extension to the Churchill. It has more armor (150 mm at the front of both its turret and hull) and a gun of a larger caliber. The British 17-pounder is capable of firing rapidly (11 shots per minute) and has an excellent penetration of 171 mm with a basic round. To crack the armor of an especially tough opponent, you may employ an APCR able to pierce 239 mm of steel. Everything goes with a price, and in the case of the Black Prince it’s dynamics. This Brit is slow and cumbersome, with a top speed of just 20 km/h. The hull traverse of 20 degrees per second lets any fast tank drive circles around it, which will take a bit of getting-used-to. The A43 BP prototype was made to slowly (but stylishly) push through enemy defensive lines. Its armor allows it to mitigate punches laid by vehicles of the same tier, and its armament is enough to damage any foe. The only thing keeping the Black Prince from totally dominating every battlefield is its sluggishness.  ______________________________________  We've got an American Heavy Boi joining Supertest as well, although it's more of a Heavium than the A43 BP; The T54E2.  If it had a name, that would be “Mr. Versatility” as this Yank’s weak sides are balanced by the strong ones. For example, its gun has a dispersion of 0.4 which is far from ideal. But with an armor penetration of 226 mm (with a basic shell) the operator of the T54E2 won’t have to thoroughly aim at the weakest points of enemy vehicles. Penetrating opponents of the same tier won’t be a problem at all. Sure, the combination of an alpha strike of 390 points and 14-second reload time isn’t outstanding. But the sheer ability to dish out stable amounts of damage with basic rounds is worth much. As for the survivability, the average hull protection of the T54E2 (150 mm at the front) is compensated for by its thick (up to 240 mm) turret armor. Even though the turret still has a weak spot (the commander’s cupola), the gun depression of -10 degrees allows for more ways of hiding it. T54E2 is reasonably fast, with a top speed of 45 km/h and a specific power of more than 16 hp per ton of weight. This lets it take key positions and benefit from its armor penetration and gun depression angle. This tank is a well-rounded fighter, being a jack of all trades but a master of none. It may assist attacking allies or bolster its side’s defenses, being sheer Versatility on tracks.