Imagine if it had the Resita 75mm gun instead, radio worked(you can even see the antena) and they've had an ammo crate counting into ammo too? The price however would have been probably at least twice the current one. Once again, such less known vehicles are always appreciated. Even if just for flavour. P.S.: I've never noticed that sprockets on ingame models are just sleek and that instead of turning the gun on the mount, the game still treats the welded down superstructure as a rotating turret. Weird, but very interesting.
@@esharpeh well the JPz IV/70(A) arrived Aug 44 with the troops the (V) with its much lower silouette just a little bit later , so this could be added to the game I think . The Jagdtiger actually also in 1944 so it could be added reasonably as well . Give the Soviets the SU 100 as a counter and the fun begins
@@Careoran the real question is if you could build/ name divisions that were fit with the equipment in serious numbers. eugene staff sadly doesnt like prototypes or anecdotes. but hope only dies in the end, doesnt it?
@@esharpeh oh here I disagree with you , these vehicles arrived in much larger numbers to the front in 44 than let’s say a Sturmtiger and lots of the other funny vehicles we have seen now in recent divisions even with Hungary and Rumania. So Eugen DOES loves funnies, I believe balancing a Jagdtiger and even more so the JPzIV70 is a lot more difficult ( the latter arrived in 100s to the front in 44) and was extremely powerful with very strong front armor and the powerful 75L70 gun in a very low silhouette, the current ingame JPz IV on steroids yet which was available in numbers but clumsy in off-road movement due to being very front heavy … difficult to balance (oh and not to mention a lot more than the Jagdpanther too which in the next DLC we get one ☝️ in a special division)
@@Careoran jagdpanters are already plenty ingame. sturmtigers were only ever built 19 of them and i dont know if they ever even fought in and against big coordinated formations, especially in 44. same goes with all the other big metalcats. eugene wont consider anything after 1944 for sd2, wont consider prototypes, wont consider anything that cannot be integrated into their division system, period. you do not need to change my mind i dont make that decision.
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Imagine if it had the Resita 75mm gun instead, radio worked(you can even see the antena) and they've had an ammo crate counting into ammo too? The price however would have been probably at least twice the current one.
Once again, such less known vehicles are always appreciated. Even if just for flavour.
P.S.: I've never noticed that sprockets on ingame models are just sleek and that instead of turning the gun on the mount, the game still treats the welded down superstructure as a rotating turret. Weird, but very interesting.
Call in tiny tank
Get kill
Life good
Tiny tank pay itself off
Life good
Tiny tank die because no armour
Sad
Call in more tiny tanks
They die
Regret
Life of a minor axis nation tank either begged from germany or stolen from the soviets pretty sad
a czech light tank with a soviet artillery gun used by the romanians to destroy soviet tanks.
yup its eastern front time!
And inspired by the German Marder tank hunters :)
Ah yes, the Marks and Spencers machinegun
ROOOO
We are still missing some of the best WW2 tank destroyers in the game! Jagdtiger, Jagdpanzer IV/70, SU 100 …
thats where Steel Division 44 part 2 shows its obvious limitations. eugene may do a 1945 game but i do not know about that.
@@esharpeh well the JPz IV/70(A) arrived Aug 44 with the troops the (V) with its much lower silouette just a little bit later , so this could be added to the game I think . The Jagdtiger actually also in 1944 so it could be added reasonably as well . Give the Soviets the SU 100 as a counter and the fun begins
@@Careoran the real question is if you could build/ name divisions that were fit with the equipment in serious numbers. eugene staff sadly doesnt like prototypes or anecdotes. but hope only dies in the end, doesnt it?
@@esharpeh oh here I disagree with you , these vehicles arrived in much larger numbers to the front in 44 than let’s say a Sturmtiger and lots of the other funny vehicles we have seen now in recent divisions even with Hungary and Rumania. So Eugen DOES loves funnies, I believe balancing a Jagdtiger and even more so the JPzIV70 is a lot
more difficult ( the latter arrived in 100s to the front in 44) and was extremely powerful with very strong front armor and the powerful 75L70 gun in a very low silhouette, the current ingame JPz IV on steroids yet which was available in numbers but clumsy in off-road movement due to being very front heavy … difficult to balance (oh and not to mention a lot more than the Jagdpanther too which in the next DLC we get one ☝️ in a special division)
@@Careoran jagdpanters are already plenty ingame. sturmtigers were only ever built 19 of them and i dont know if they ever even fought in and against big coordinated formations, especially in 44. same goes with all the other big metalcats. eugene wont consider anything after 1944 for sd2, wont consider prototypes, wont consider anything that cannot be integrated into their division system, period. you do not need to change my mind i dont make that decision.