German heavy-tanks' movement ability

[Kerensky]

If you lower the movement for Jag Tiger you will need to lower it for other tanks like the Ju-152

I think such tank did not exist...
Maybe you meant SU-152? Or ISU-152? Those were used as self-propelled assault guns / artillery / TDs.

Some people call that assault gun the JSU. *shrug* I think we all know he's not talking about some Junkers aircraft either way.

[Razz1]

Old men can NOT type!

ha ha ISU JSU same movement.....

[Dragoon24]

It's all a matter of how you spell Joseph.

That aside the Jagdtiger was 71.7 metric tons. Stop to think about that for a moment. Now compare to the ISU-152 which was 47.3 metric tons. You can also compare the engines and horsepower per tonne (tons of references for these numbers). Long story short the Jadgtiger was just too big and this caused a lot of problems. Also I would like to point out that the Russians used diesel engines while the Germans used gasoline.

Now if you want to argue that the Jadgpanther should move 5, I'm OK with that.

[skarczew]

JagdPanther had MV=6 in PG, which was pretty ok as the tank on which the design was based also had MV=6.

[skarczew]

Some people call that assault gun the JSU. *shrug* I think we all know he's not talking about some Junkers aircraft either way.

At first sight I thought he was talking about Junkers Ju 52 .

In this things you need to be VERY precise. One letter, sign, etc can change everything.

For example, T28 tank was something completely different than T-28 tank.

[apanzerfan]

things havent been fixed in 0.99

[Kerensky]

things havent been fixed in 0.99

Some items were fixed... other's were still not, yet.