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BUT according to the statcards between the two, the only difference is that Sabot is 200 grams or something lighter or heavier (I forgot).
Angle performance? according to the cards exactly the same
Penetration? Sabot roughly has 2mm less even in angles
Velocity? The same
It just makes me think that the statcards for the ammo isn't to be trusted (I already learned the hard way that they're definitely not accurate for planes, but nothing else this far)
There are also Tungsten APDS rounds, and early APFSDS was sometimes made from steel.
The angle pen isn't from density, it's from the rod flexing on impact which pushes the tip into a more favourable angle for penetration, which is why longer rods perform better at angles.
Pretty much exactly this, they're programmed to have different damage models and interact differently with some kinds of armour, regardless of if they should have any difference in performance
So basically the statcards are incomplete?
Like with capped and uncapped APHE on russian Tanks the angle performance is displayed on the statcard.
Checking the armour of Tanks with ERA, hovering over said plates directly says that the value is higher against HEAT etc, however I've seen nothing like that for Sabot this far.
Apds quality varies the most as its been around longer as materials changed and tech improved so there is defiantly a discrepancy between the ww2 ones and the more modern stuff. As for whats happening in game its mostly just bad balancing(Stuff like aphe is allowed to far overperform while stuff like sabot and apcr are butchered).
More modern apds and apfsds should act mostly similar(apds would likelky have a tiny bit slower muzzle velocity) but one was modelled a lot less generously then the other
And then it could simply be the modding of the round is off. (so never mind)