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There is absolutely no reason that the T-34-85 OB1944 should be murdering Tiger E's at max range. Either their price should be increased to be on par with the German counterparts or the pen values returned to the original value.
I like the idea of making the 88s to 10 DMG instead of 8 DMG. This would make tigers far more useful. In their current state, they aren't worth taking. You have a better chance of using Panzer 4s at 1000m against T-34-85 than using a Tiger E. Pz 4 has a better fire rate, cheaper, better vet curve, faster, and more reliable than tigers.
I beg to differ. Although T34-85 model 1944 are indeed a match for Tiger, at long range Tiger should be better, due to combination of armor and gun. It is with a Tiger 1 that Otto Carius destroyed in Estonia and Latvia dozens of T34 in spring and summer 1944.
I understand that skirmish would be one-sided if German player enjoys its better equipment without the constraints Germany experienced in 1944. One solution could be to make soviet tanks, even IS-2, far cheaper than german counterparts, to reflect the vast superiority of soviet industry. But to make Tiger unable to kill a T34 in a single shot at range of 1500 meters is...well, quite unrealistic.
According to German reports a Panther could successfully engage a model '44 IS II at 1000 meters. It could,and was done, but it was a iffy chance-had to hit the right spot.
Rather a Tiger B or other vehicle mounting the 88L71 would be called upon for such long range engagements.
(also all three production models of the Panther,same cannon)
Well the statement of "could" is true enough,so no "wild" claim there.
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Edit: since i'm up still,going on 3am...
Heck
Eugen trying to balance- Let's go with the difference between a dead,raw,unfrozen chicken not penning and a same size dead,raw, but frozen chicken penning.
(Mythbuster's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_(2004_season)#Episode_10_–_"Chicken_Gun")
((weapon data: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_gun ))
A video clip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHfejwdrMVQ
History plays only a small part here....
Eugen constantly balancing the game - one iteration of the game the T-34/85 is firing thawed chickens that may or may not pen at range,and in the next patch it's firing frozen chickens that always pen at range.
(the Tiger I v M8 incident-reported by two US officers of different units during " The Bulge"- is a could've happened)
If any single accident would define our game units relative strength, then we would have a very fictional one for sure. I get the the need of making the game more fun in competitive mode about much needed balance too, its only the way they have implemented it which isnt optimal imo.
This T34-85 performance buff was just not the best way to do it. The feedback shows, its common ground that the same could have been achieved about a price reduction and a more spammy use of T34.
Should be balanced enough and also kinda accurate as possible too.
Actually they did not gave out their best tanks to noobs until very very late in the war.
They could penetrate at around 600 meters, and the IS2 could knock out A Panther at 1300-1400 meters. In game the IS2 knocks them out at much max range, and the Panther might as well have a pop gun.