14:06 the lead system in the T-80B, T-64B and Abrams as well as M60A3 requires you to smoothly track your target for one second and keep your reticle on target the whole time The Abrams and M60A3 sights is single axis stabilized meaning the reticle will jump when you lease a target unlike the T-80B and T-64B wicth have a two axis stabilized gunners sight You're may not be the best with using automatic lead currently but with time and getting more used to it you will do a lot better I would recommend you go to the training range or do some of the training missions for vehicles with automatic lead and just practice I hope this helps you become a better player :)
@@Check_Vibe0 so far the leopard a1a1 and leopard 2 are confirmed The leopard a1a1 has no laser rangefinder but a coincidence rangefinder and it's best ammo is a copy of M111 wacth is the Israeli version of M735 The armor is rather poor as even 14.5mm can penetrate the side armor and the front will only protect you from 20mm autocannon fire And since it's a early NATO tank it's a rolling ammo rack Also at this time the wast Germans were switching from HASH and APDS to heat and APFSDS So that will likely be shown though the logistics system as currently the more vehicle and crew losses you take you are more likely to be using older vehicles and worse ammo The leopard 2 version we are getting is unknown but I would guess a 2A3 Eather way the leopard 2s FCS will be similar to the T-80Bs FCS but with thermals The protection will be similar to the base m1 but a bit worse and also the cutout in the turret armor for the gunners primary sights Crew survivability is where the abrams will have a big advantage as the leopard can only 15 rounds out of the 40 in the turret bussal while the rest are next to the driver without blowout pallanls
