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I was doing warbonds using the china spaa in ab a lot recently,
when I went back to rb it just sort of clicked, I'm hitting things now with the slow firing spaa.
all you can do is practice.
The projectiles are so slow you have to aim into the next map to hit anything.
That being said, when they do hit, they hurt.
funny, I'm missing more with the wibble now, oh well.....
Those 40mm snipes feel good as hell
That's difficult to pull off and requires your opponent flying a certain way. What you can always do with it is help your allies in close range situations. You go in first and either bait a shot out of the enemies (because of overpenetration you'll have higher chances of survival than most tanks anyway), distract them long enough to be killed by someone else or disable their guns. It's extremely effective but requires precise timing and coordination (which mostly means "just reading the room" if you're playing with randoms).
That tactic is not unique to M42 and can be used by any AAA, though. The only thing unique to it is that it's difficult to use against air targets and can't engage most ground targets on its own. As in it kind of sucks. Soviet AAA are just as inconvenient against airplanes, but at least they are relatively good against tanks.
Totally agree. I can typically shoot down at least 3 planes per battle with it now. But one thing that also takes some time is crew training. Very important to turret rotation and accuracy. Also build up the crews Vitality. Because once people find out you are good with it; you will become the focus of the aerial assault! Practice makes perfect, and you a target! But I love it. (Said dctoe's ego).
I have the br 8s and am ok'ish with them,
i find the radar more trouble that it is worth, gets dragged off if a plane goes between you and your target, add ground clutter, really no point aiming at the shoot her thing.
so I turn radar off and use my eyes and ears to find targets, there is a time and place to fire which you will learn or blow up a lot.
I'm not sure about the 10+, not used them and not sure I want the responsibility of keeping the team alive.
You're forgetting the Crusader AA Mk.1, basically the same thing except only one 40mm instead of two.
3.3 with 2x20mm with no armour and reloads often.
Type 97 is.
Once you get good at that, enemies that think they're safe at altitude and don't bother to maneuver can be swat out of the sky relatively easy: https://www.reddit.com/r/Warthunder/comments/c5gcno/m19_doing_m19_things/