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anyway my point is they say is reloads on tanks is based on balance
the 4 sec seems to break the game when having an advantage i mean imagine tiger 2 shooting every 5 sec
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qTyD5L0uTI&t
Be happy some are actually a bit incorrect. The Japanese Type 90 autoloader can load a 120mm in a minimum of 2 seconds. Anyway, the French really only have a reload advantage. Also keep in mind it takes far longer to restock shells and if you empty an autoloader, you are stuck there unable to fire until a shell is placed in it (which will still need to actually be loaded after).
Supposedly their autoloaders are godtier.
i mean thats tier 1 reload at top tier
They have less armor the majority of the time.
They usually don’t have the best penetration.
No APHE.
Usally what they make up in some advantages they give up in others.
french reload times are OP, meanwhile other get their RoF nerfed, cause balance, theres your "historical accuracy" kamikazi21358
The M1 has it’s massive turret space and smart ammunition storage, the tank contains perfect conditions for the loader to load shells as fast as possible.
The Russian MBT series, (T-64s, T-72s, T-80s), follows the same tens since WW2: tanks with extreme sloped armor and squat profiles that ends up giving extra crew space - almost no room to operate. Which includes less room for the loader: which means less reload time (T-55 100mm reload = about 10 seconds, Leopard 1 = about 7; T-62 115mm = about 15 seconds, M60 = about 8), Soviet tanks cramp their crews decreasing performance. So they started giving them autoloaders: now instead of a 115mm gun on the T-62 reloading taking a quarter of a minute (FYI the T-62’s reload is over performing currently), while the 125mm guns on the successor tanks fire 7.5-7.1 seconds, if their ready ammo racks are filled.
So it kind of depends on the gun and the vehicle - use a large gun with 2 piece ammunition and limited crew space, use an auto loader. Willing to give your tank a turret the size of f***ing Rhode Island and the ammo storage space to do so, use the human.