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250mm pen APHE every 13 seconds at 900m/s
vs
240mm pen APHE every 7 seconds at 1000m/s
Want take a guess at which is the Tiger and which is the T29?
The truth is that the Tiger II has to face more modern tanks because Gajoob doesn't know how to simulate your Tiger II working in a platoon of four tanks, facing enemy air superiority, and T-34/76/57/85s that come in literal WAVES because the reds have you totally outnumbered.
That would actually be reasonable if they simulated, well, anything.
The short barrel Panzer III and IV, and Panzer 38t's that had to fight the KV-1, KV-2, and T-34s had SOME, though few, advantages.
The game simulates the thin armor of those early German tanks. It simulates the relative impotency of their cannons. What it does NOT simulate are the lack of radios among the Russian tanks, and the lack of situational awareness that the Soviet tanks often suffered. They lacked vision cupolas, they lacked dedicated commanders, etc.
If all of that was done, then it might be possible to skillfully sneak your Panzer IVD/E/F or IIIF/G/H/J into a good firing position and smack them in the side. But with team spotting, no restrictions to vision, etc, that gets a lot more tricky.
I wouldn't mind it either, but something like that would require competent AI and a totally different player base, one capable of actually coordinating as a group.
Not many people want a tank sim so realistic that your job for the next half hour might be "Sit here in these bushes and see if anybody comes by", knowing full well that nobody might ever come.
Admittedly, in the past, other games have had to make concessions. There was an old Windows 95 era abandonware tank sim I played, I don't recall the title, but I do remember that it simulated the Battle of the Bulge from either side. It had a section that explained that because the terrain engine was too simple, there was no smoke, no air cover, etc, in order to make the experience of playing as an American tanker somewhat bearable, the player and his platoon would always be M4A3E2 "Jumbo" Shermans.
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