Lower Plate Critical Hit ?
Дата: 09.04.2021 23:11:09
I_QQ_4_U, on Apr 09 2021 - 20:03, said: Then explain how it could happen. If he did hit the lower
plate then it bounced and likely hit the tracks. There's nothing on
the lower plate that you can break and do no damage.Draschel: I just did. Would it pain you to read it?Certain tanks, like
Centurion RAAC, Centurion AX, 112, 113, T-22, 907 - there are many
out there. They have LFP brackets supporting the chassis and
suspension. They are modeled in Live View, as very undiscernible
from the rest of the LFP, so are easily mistaken for LFP and the
actual hull body of the vehicle. But these brackets
isntead aren't part of the hull but are exterior, rather just
extrra slabs of spaced armor. Hitting these, produce 'critical
hit' but actual tank body beneath isn't penetrated for
damage. Hitting armor first and ricocheting into tracks,
doesn't produce auditory 'critical hit' As it is ricochet, or
bounced off the commander yells out first, because the shot
deflected first.
Block Quote Draschel#13Posted Yesterday, 07:44 PM What ammunition where you using? HE or HESH? If so, striking the LFP can splash the tracks with HE effect. The shot itself may deal no damage as in too weak, say when you attack something thick like Maus or 268V4 with tiny caliber HE, but radius maybe enough to damage track module. But if you were using HEAT, AP, APCR. I am sure this is what happened:: https://ibb.co/GkTf083 It may appear you shot LFP, as many cases they are the same appearance. But you instead shot spaced armour struts that envelope the axles and road wheels. You penetrate the spaced armour easy, usually 30-50mm, but then fail to pen the tank body afterwards. The critical hit** is for penetrating the spaced armor.
Draschel:
Lower Plate Critical Hit ?