THIS TRUCK HAS SECRET ANTI-TANK ROUNDS 

Btr 152 A

Wirbelwind. 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

falcon (mbt) or Gepard

Any Russian milk truck

Kugelblitz!!

VEAK players deserve no mercy

IKEA VEAK Box my beloved!

Don't know why it's a lower BR than the US M247

@@michaelbeale559 Cause Gaijin suck at balancing EVERYTHING! The BR system is obsolete and Flawed after 7.0. A new system is needed after that BR.

@@michaelbeale559 I think because the M247 actually has hull armor.

And it has better protection

@@intellectualbaguette7507 It gets targeted more, as it's slower, more tank like. This means you will die much quicker

@@Zigmmaaaaarrssss I've personally gotten way better results in the tank then in the truck. But i guess its up to preference.

2.7 Swedish lineups are probably one of the most cancerous

@@albero319 yes, yes they are

So it's got 43g of TNT in the SAPHEI, kinda explains why it nukes tanks I guess.

I never thought about that! Thanks for sharing bud

muy buen dato, de todas formas deberia ser de mas facil saberlo.

Ah yes, Bjork just a random syllable with a J in it because, Sweden

@@RandomPerson-ob1hk he meant to say "Björk" which is a common name among older generations in sweden. its also a noun for "bark" as in tree bark :)

@@ballzonmaface ok cool but Swedish words do have lots of Js and Vs in them

@@RandomPerson-ob1hk thats what happens when youre referring to a languague with double the vocabulary of english...

@@ballzonmaface yes the world is complicated and it makes me sad that I'll never be able to understand everything

That is....certainly made for kill (?).

PHOAR THAAH EMPRAAHH!!

Most low tier swedish tanks are op

@@preemavivek2008you never played swedish tanks if u think that 😂😂😂😂😂

​@@crackerman5519 i have and i prefer the APDS ngl and got me like a 7 to 10 kill game

@@0scillator-ts7gg they have a few op lowtier tanks and none shoot apds. they all use aphe

Just like the sonderkraftfahrzeug 234 mit 5cm KwK 39 L/60, aka the infamous Puma. German and Swedish both share the no-nonsense naming scheme and a love for compound words.

It means pretty much what you said, but literally it means "Anti-Air weapon All-Terrain Pulling Car". I think a more apt translation would be something like "All-Terrain Tractor Unit with an Anti Air Weapon". Trust me, if you thought the Germans named things what they are, the Swedish ones are worse. Out guns are named the same, actually. The only vehicle equipment that is actually blessed with a name is fighters and some artillery systems. Although, most vehicles have plenty of nicknames in the military.

@@skybuprofen9834 Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausführung B mit 10.5cm Kampfwagenkanone L/68, that's still my favorite, and one I can actually pronounce worth a damn.

​@@AlienTreeGuy "Huggpipan" FTW! (The Bofors 9cm recoilless anti tank piece m/48 that shares ammo with the Ikv91)

The reason for that is the kind of engine and assets used. If you plan with a destructible environment, you create assets that support that. Unfortunately, that requires more work to begin with. A complete, undestroyable object (shipwreck, building, chair, whatever) is way easier to build as it doesn't need a damage model. Also, back in 2008-2012 when the game's development took place, the likelihood of the developers planning a fully destroyable environment is highly doubtful as the computers and servers would not be able to handle that plus a damage model of the tanks. They maybe added some destroyable assets later, but it is tedious, manual work to integrate it in already existing maps without compromising gameplay. The latter means that some objects shouldn't be destroyable simply to protect spawn kills or make cover fully redundant if it can be penned by enough firepower. That would change gameplay critically - not only to the better.

its as if they are too lazy to work on their own game?

@@richyket661 Nah, it is just incredibly difficult to train an engine to do something it is not supposed to be used for. E.g. while the Frostbite Engine (EA) was directly developed to ensure proper destruction handling, this engine (Dagor) simply was not. It is like to train a car to fly. You can build a plane that drives but a car that flies is something totally different. It requires tremendous amount of work and a lot of customizing inside the engine itself - making it bigger, less performant and complex (opening more possibilities for bugs).

Yeah when you play as them , not so much when you play against them

@@princessapplestrach6327 if you play against them you can simply use your mg to wipe them out

@@erzbengelraziel5490 against the trucks yes Others you need to shoot first which is what happens most of the time because it's low tier i think but in the hands of a pro or a semi good player they can wreck the games balance

"Mista mon"

I do, on the 37 of m6a1, for milk trucks and flackbus incase I miss

It's the better version of the std kfz 6/2 basically (which is also super fun to use though its mobility is shit)

Also have a nice day off. Your material is always a bright spot in my day :)

I watched DEFYN on YT and then Copsi on Livestreams to learn. That's what I recommend!

That's to load onto a train track I'm pretty sure so then it can use the train tracks as a means of transportation as well

@@farmcat9873 The similarity to a train's cow catcher is undeniable. However, those front wheels are the wrong type for rain operation. In consideration of Sweden's winters, I think it is most likely a snowplow to help in getting to good firing positions. It could also be effective in clearly light brush and debris in forest operations.

@@pauld6967 Honestly I think it's just the simplest way of protecting the radiator / engine, while still allowing them to breathe and coming off easily for maintenance. Kinda like the 'prow' on the German flak bus.

@@frostedbutts4340 It could be,...but then I would be greatly disappointed in Swedish engineering if they didn't also use it as a snowplow. Especially since they went to the trouble of having those small wheels underneath it.

@@pauld6967 i think they definitely used it as a snow plow too

Yes a expensive meme

@@Weareone199 definitely.

Attention to the designated grid zone

Defend the d point!

Never!

Ya thatll happen. Just takes practice to know where to hide and best spots to stop the enemy from spawn camping. Its usually better to play it slow and sneaky. You gotta be a snake in the grass