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  24. World of Warships

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    Am Anfang , Ja ! Die hält nichts aus und die 6 in Einzeltürmen aufgestellten 20.3er streuen extrem. Ich habe die letzte Hüllenstufe noch nicht erforscht, aber ich denke das dass damit dann besser wird weil sich die HPs von 22k auf 48k mehr als verdoppeln. Und irgendwie hoffe ich das die mit dem letzten Umbau (aus 6 Einzelgeschütze mach 3 Doppeltürme) auch besser schiessen kann.

    Und mit den Torpedos komme ich nicht wirklich klar. Aber die haben eben die typische japanische hohe Reichweite.

     

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    Aber sie ist halt ziemlich schnell (34.9 kn), hat einen hohen Tarnwert

     

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    Viel schlimmer finde ich (hab ich aber auch bei der Omaha), das seit dem letzten Patch die Aggregate dauernd ausfallen.

    Da kriegt man einen Treffer und die Ruderanlage fällt aus, die man dann ja sofort reparieren kann. Mit dem nächsten Treffer fällt dann der Antrieb aus um mit dem nächsten Treffer wieder die Ruderanlage ausfallen zu lassen. Wenn die dann defekt sind weil die Reparatur ja noch im "Cool-Down" fällen dann nach und nach entweder die Geschütztürme oder die Torpedorohre aus und man wird weil man ja stillsteht von ner Phoenix oder ner St. Louis aufgemischt.

    Die Furutaka ist eine extreme Umgewöhnung zur Kuma. Aber wie Schulzi bereits schrieb macht sich das Schiff am besten als mini-BB.

    Achja leider bekommt die Furutaka keine Doppeltürme wie es historisch korrekt wäre...

  25. War Thunder - News

    in War Thunder

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    Stow the boiling vessel - Target front!

    Dear friends! 

    Since the development of War Thunder began, we have strived to diversify all of the in-game content available to our players. We have added new aircraft and new locations, we added new ground vehicles for the USSR and Germany. We introduced a research tree for US ground vehicles. Of course, we didn’t plan to stop there, and so, we would like to proudly present to you a project that the development team has been working on diligently for a long time - British ground vehicles!

    Fast and deadly, heavy and protected, beautiful and powerful, here they are! - ground vehicles for a fourth nation in War Thunder. The manufacture of ground vehicles from Great Britain proved to have an unusual approach in combining armour and weaponry. Often, they created unique vehicles, of which no counterpart anywhere else in the world could match. So let’s put away our tea mugs and see what we've got!

    In the first Devblog about British ground vehicles, we would like to introduce players to three prominent British developments, which were in the armed forces of Great Britain during and after WW2. Just from the examples of these three vehicles that have been shown here, you can already see how different and diverse the British manufacturing techniques of ground vehicles was, techniques which led to superb vehicles that will soon be available for our players in War Thunder.

    Medium “cruiser” tank A34 “Comet” 450_comet_1.jpg 450_comet_2.jpg

    The A34 “Comet” was the further development of the “Cromwell”. An incredible vehicle, which was recognized by the British command as the best in its class. At a weight of only 33 tons, its firepower was greater than the firepower of any other Allied medium tank of its time. The only other comparable vehicle within the British Ground Forces, the Sherman Firefly, was greatly inferior to the “Comet” in all characteristics, except the cannon’s penetration.

    The “Comet” was upgraded and modified to fit the 17-pounder-antitank cannon, which already proved its effectiveness as a field cannon. Besides that, the armour on the vehicle turret was improved, while the chassis was taken from the “Cromwell”. In game, the vehicle shows its strengths against opponents at rank III and IV, but tankers should not rely on armour protection, as non sloped armour may lead to poor survivability. The proper use of its excellent combination of mobility and cannon performance transform the “Comet” into a dangerous hunter against enemy tanks and self-propelled guns behind enemy lines.

    450_comet_3.jpg 450_comet_4.jpg line.pngHeavy infantry tank Churchill Mk.III 450_churchill_1.jpg 450_churchill_2.jpg

    The “Churchill” is a legendary British infantry support tank. Thanks to its successful design and excellent armour protection, which was further enhanced as the vehicle was modernized, the “Churchill” successfully participated in various theaters of World War II, including even parts of the Battle of Kursk and the Korean War. Its extremely low maximum speed on roads and cross country is made up for by very good armour protection. The Mk.III comes equipped with a 6-pounder (57mm) anti-tank cannon, which may sometimes be lacking in penetration to combat some enemy vehicles on medium to far distances. Thus, the driver of the “Churchill” has to adapt his tactics by steadily approaching the enemy and attacking from short distance. At the same the Churchill can provide cover to nearby allied vehicles using its massive hull.

    300_churchill_3.jpg 300_churchill_4.jpg 300_churchill_5.jpg
    line.pngMedium tank Centurion Mk.3 450_cent_1.jpg 450_cent_2.jpg

    This third modification of the British “Centurion” tank was equipped with the QF 20 (83.8mm) pounder cannon, which is a very unique weapon indeed: It was an extremely powerful main cannon based on the infamous German 88mm KwK.43 cannon. It was the first cannon to feature so-called “sabot” rounds, in which the projectile was encased in a detachable holder - the sabot. While it came too late to actively participate in World War II, it proved its effectiveness in other conflicts like the Korean War and Vietnam. In War Thunder, this vehicle will take its rightful place at rank IV, where it will be a worthy opponent for the late modifications of the Panther and T-44.

    300_cent_3.jpg 300_cent_4.jpg 300_cent_5.jpg Already this year in War Thunder!
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