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Heavy, but not as strong as rolled armor.
So if your tank is tipping forward, then that's a realistic/historical part of the vehicle thanks to how front heavy it became.
theoretically it should pretty much invalidate HEAT shells but not many tanks it meets use them, the ASU 85, m46, ru251 and a couple of the US lights are all that come to mind. also HESH but they are even rarer. in practice im not sure how well this actually works though
Don't confuse the 88mm KwK.36 (Tiger 1) and 88mm KwK.43 (Tiger II), the two are very different.
http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc311/sszza4/forums/KwK43-04.jpg
I personally reckon the Super Pershing could be a 6.3, mainly because 6.7 has seen some massive power creep recently.
Tracks push standoff into optimal ranges; true spaced armor disrupts the jet by increasing it beyond optimal ranges. However the issue with the pershing is not the spaced armor; as mentioned boiler plates are less effective than RHA or CHA. Along with the majority of enemies having 200mm+ pen HEAT at that BR; meaning if the armor was corrected it still would not provide immunity to later HEAT shells.
Its these little things that make me wonder how much of a nightmare composites will be once implemented.....
By some peoples definition the IS-3 is a WWII tank, as is the Centurion, some people count the T-44 as a WWII tank, others do not. ETC.