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I would be okay with its performance if it were priced correctly. It is a game-changing unit (you know, like a Tiger II), and its cost should reflect it (+-2000MP). That way you can only blame yourself for letting the enemy bank for it.
But judging by your incomprehensible babbling you most likely don´t care about valid arguments. I can guess you only play the Veteranen faction?
As it stands, Veteranen have no problem banking the 1250 MP necessary (the same as Katyusha for crying out loud. THE KATYUSHA), especially since they can spam out the amazing Strafbattailon to make up for the banked MP.
Hell, the Wurfgerät is even worse, since there is no way to prevent it and IT ONLY COSTS 6 SP.
Game balance seems to be a foreign concept to you. If you removed all OOTF units than you might as well delete the Allies since they would not be able to combat German armour.
Might as well delete Japan as well, since half of their units are prototypes that didnt see service.
Or you know what might be fun? If you want to be so realistic we might as well balance out the superior german designs by the Allies´ industrial capability.
Approx 49.000 Shermans were built, while only 1347 Tigers were built.
According to your logic a Sherman should then cost 37 times less MP than the Tiger. So if the Tiger is 1200 MP, the Sherman should be 33MP. I might even like your idea of game balance after all.
If you want realism and accuracy go visit your local recruiting centre.
The Super Pershing did see combat 3 days before the end of the war, and as far as I know, no pershings were being used past 1952
The Super Pershing saw combat in WW2.
Source: http://www.3ad.com/history/wwll/feature.pages/super.pershing.1.htm
The Pershing was used in the Korean war, but was replaced around 1952 in favour of the Patton tanks, so your date of 1960 is highly exaggerated.
u should learn ur history m8
No, that logic doesn't check out because the Maus never saw combat. You are right about the Centurion, but that is just one case out of 1000 where things are not accurate in this game in favor of balance, which is absolutely necessary.
Better to just ban the ostfront completely, as it is a pay to win cashgrab that was made with low effort, lol their units dont even have text descriptions and a big chunk of its units is badly balanced.