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let me rephrase that.
Surely a British tank from 1998 can't be a BR 11.3?
because british tanks are the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tanks the world has ever seen, consistently ten years behind the state of the art, and frankly a shoddy embarassment since we invented the concept. How can a 1992 Abrams tank be the same as 2019 challenger 2 tank? Real life tanks I'm talking now. Please explain.
Give me some of what you having because I think your brain is full of drunk :O
Tell me which british tank is revered as legend or made the crucial difference in any war of significancer? Russia has the T34 or even the T72. Germany the Tiger, now the leopard. America brought the Sherman and arguably the abrams is the worlds best tank. What's left? Cromwell tank never even saw service. Chieftain was never proven in serious combat. Challenger is a slow hulking quixotic beast that nobody covets and the Brits put up with.
Sorry to burst the bubble but.... Frustrating that there is not more investment.
But thats my whole point here. How can a 1998 tank be the same BR as the 2019 Black Knight? That's a full 21 years of tecnology development.
If it is 11.3, either something has gone badly wrong with British tank design or somehow the BR's don't reflect reality...
Because british tanks have pretty much always been the best when they are developed and then 2 or 3 years later the US releases their next gen of tank. For example, Challenger 1 was the best tank around when it was first introduced apart from speed. the 120 became the standard following the chally 1. Not a single one of them was lost in DS to enemy fire and it still holds the longest kill in history.
Challenger 2 has had a reputation as a very tough tank since it was introduced and again, no loses to enemy fire despite being tested in almost every way.
Chieftain was one of the best tanks of the old generation, before thermals became the norm. It lacked speed again but british tank doctrine has never held speed as its most important factor.
The biggest issue is that modern british tanks have always had poor timing when it comes to actual conflicts. Chieftain never got a chance to show how good it was. Challenger was in service for a decade before it went to the middle east by which time there were newer american tanks.
As an example of the timing that often makes them look worse than they are. When it was introduced the challenger mk 1 was superior to its american counterparts in every way bar mobility. Two years of technological advancement later the USA introduced the stock M1A1 using a lot of lessons learned by the british in the development of the challenger. The result? 2 fairly equal tanks with a slight overall edge to the abrams but plenty of advantages for the challenger.
Another thing to bare in mind, tank battles often dont occur at 10 feet like they do in the game, the challenger suffers the most from the cramped maps at top tier than any other vehicle because it was designed as a long range hull down brawler. not a fast manuevering tank like the abrams.
Tell me you know nothing about British tanks without telling me you know nothing about British tanks.
Let's start with your obvious error which is the Cromwell not being in service. Perhaps you should look up "The Battle of Villers Bocage" where several Cromwell tanks were ambushed and destroyed. There are quite a few images from this battle which show destroyed Cromwells.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Villers-Bocage
Unfortunately there is also an image of the halftrack that my Great Uncle Alfred was in, which was destroyed while he was inside ushering everyone out. This is the image with the caption "The Wreckage of the 1st Rifle Brigade transport Column".
Challenger 1 has the official record for the longest tank-on-tank kill, which was over 5 km in distance.
https://special-ops.org/longest-tank-kill-history/
It was also highly regarded by the British tank crews.
Challenger 2 has never been destroyed in combat by enemy fire. The only case of a Challenger 2 being destroyed was a friendly fire incident in Basra 2003 by another Challenger 2.
https://special-ops.org/challenger-2-tank-never-destroyed-in-battle/
As for your "consistently 10 years behind" comment in an earlier post, you couldn't be more wrong. It has one of the most advanced fire control systems in the world, arguably the best armour profile in the world(which is also in the Abrams) and it has one of the most sophisticated electronics system.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re-zMIOtSk0
I'm going to guess that you only think it's 'out of date' because of the rifled gun.
Also British tanks are almost as popular history wise as German tanks, with all of their post war MBTs being heralded as the best and game changers.
This game isn't an accurate representation of real life. This game has a bias toward mobile vehicles - which the Challenger 2E will be.