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such a pity. They are not in any way related. Hopefully we will see a British light tank line soon that will solve this issue. For now I'm just annoyed.
You want an actual response huh? Okay mate.
The wheeled car has just shy of 20hp per tonne. Vehicles in War Thunder's are based to a weight to power ratio for acceleration. (or inverse)
The maximum speed is actually based on the maximum speed allowable by the transmission (not by maximum acceleration), so whilst the Rooikat is absolutely fine reaching its maximum speed at certain circustances, this does NOT mean it can do it all the time.
The vehicle modelling is fine. Cars like the Radkampfwagon 90 have a hp/tonne ratio of 24 but they're limited by transmission, so these will accelerate faster but be limited by the limits of the vehicle itself.
The tech tree Rooikat is better off in this regard as its Power to Weight Ratio is almost 22.
The AMX-RC10 in the French Tech Tree only has 17hp per tonne, I guess that vehicle would be completely unusable to you lol.
You fail to mention the obvious pros of the Rooikat, like its ability to turn without losing hardly any speed and its extremely high reverse speed.
Not true, unless someone manages to specifically sideswipe you, the angles are too much for that and if you let someone get to your side in a Rooikat you're just bad lol.
Wheeled vehicles have a lower maximum inclination than tracked vehicles. Probably because they have wheels. Wheels don't have the traction that tanks do.
Asking a 500hp engine to drag 28 tonnes up a 40 degree slope on a grassy / sandy hill is your problem mate, not the vehicle.
Its not Colin McRae Rally where you're driving a small 1 tonne vehicle with 600hp, this is literally an armored fighting vehicle.
Those same "blob of pixels" thermals are used all the way up to 10.3. The T-80U has the same quality of thermals, as does the M1a2 and the Leopard 2a5.
You've literally got top tier tech handed to you, if you can't use it that's your problem. Many people can use low resolution thermals to amazing effect.
The only tanks that have higher quality thermals are very specific, and only in certain cases are such thermals put onto MBT-like combat vehicles.
Relying on camoflauge at a tier that already uses thermals is already a daft idea. You're gonna be spotted from 2km away regardless of whether you can see the enemy or not.
The vast majority of maps are small anyway and if you have camo or not doesn't matter because you're gonna be seen as instantly as any other camo.
Camo is pretty much just for looking cool in War Thunder, if you think it provides any other nuanced difference other than that then you're clearly mistaken.
I don't mean to gatekeep, but that's really not enough hours, no. xD
450 hours is literally nothing, split that into tiers of a single tech tree, say, tanks and that's around 60 hours per tier.
Add all the tech trees (aviation, heli, naval) to the mix and you have around 20 hours of experience or less at each tier.
Split that into time spent learning the differences of individual vehicles and you have even less!
And that's only accounting for a single nation, not every nation with their 7 tiers of vehicles.
I've just broken 4000 hours lately and I'm still learning new things about the vehicles I play, to say you know enough at 400 is just showing a lack of modesty lol.
I'm thinking you saw the 125mph transmission capability and thought you could sealclub other tanks at the BR and that real world physical properties would not apply to the vehicle you was driving.
At the very least admit it, we've ALL done that before. ;P
What I think sucks about it is that you have zero other 8.7 vehicles and are forced to drag your entire 8.3 line-up up to 8.7 (spoiler: tanks like the Chieftains which rely on armour are worse when you artificially uptier them). You could also drag it up to 9.0 for the Chieftain Mk.10, but at that point you'd face way more later MBT's which will have a far easier time keeping up with your Rooikat. It's honestly a good vehicle, but it has a very unfortunate BR placement. I'd have much rather haver bought the Sho't Kal Dalet in your place if I wanted to grind top tier.
I grinded through the missile carriers. Only the Swingfire was truly garbage. The Striker can't do a lot on the frontlines, but if you get it in a good position you'll get tons of kills. You also get Thermals and a great reverse gear.
Btw. we also have the Warrior; an IFV; placed inbetween a late Heavy Tank and an MBT. Wut? Germany also has this issue, for some reason Gaijin would rather slap Light Tanks all over the place instead of making it a proper independent research tree. There is even a completely empty fifth column in the British