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am even confused why they made the 10.5cm tiger at 7.0 that tank have longer reload and more weak spots
The Tiger 2 has never been 7.0. (at least in RB)
Learn to use what you have to your best advantage and stop focusing on br, your best spaa at 5.7 is still a 2.7 m16 and will be until you get radar. You still have locusts, m18s etc that other nations can only dream of, just because they are lower br doesn’t mean they stopped working
For example the APCR for the 76mm can punch right through the front of their turret
So long as one-shotting the target is possible with both, you are not getting meaningfully better penetration and sacrificing rate of fire for it
The only thing it has going for it is an updated transmission from memory, haven’t used the piece of **** for many years so take that as my opinion on how valuable the change really is
And the gun cover around the base of the barrel being bigger, making it harder to go through the cheeks