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Offline BlkKnit

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T-34 question.
« Reply #15 on: October 06, 2006, 07:55:00 AM »
yeah, I  noticed ;)

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T-34 question.
« Reply #16 on: October 19, 2006, 02:36:18 PM »
Well, im amazed. I want to know the answer to this too because today, was driving a T34 when a shell goes flying past my turret. I get in my turret and start swinging round, looking for the culprit, while a shell lands square on my side. Not too afraid since last time I fought a T34, It took about 10 rear hits to destroy her, i manouver round. I see a T34 facing my side and he promptly puts another shell into my side armour. I swing round and put a single shell square into the middle of his Frontal armour (The thickest part right?) and he brews up! :O  I continued and was faced with ANOTHER T34, same story, He puts a shell into my REAR armour this time, put one frontal shot puts him out of action. HOW DOES THIS WORK! Also, as I said, Last time I fought a T34 who had lost a track, It took about 10-15 hits on her REAR armour before she blew!
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T-34 question.
« Reply #17 on: October 19, 2006, 08:55:39 PM »
Its all hit placement.  Hit a sweet spot, tank blows up.  Generally on a T-34, the sweet spot involves the crew compartment rather than the engine.

Oops, gave too much away already.  Experiment a bit, I am sure you will see!  :D  It really does only take one shot.  I wasn't lying.
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