Q: What potential lines can the Israeli tree have? will they just have a heavy line or medium line or light line or TD line or a bunch of lines? Let me put it another way, the Merkava is a tank you want to fight hull down in, as the only thing its hull armor has going for it is the amount of spaced armor it has, which will be great against HEAT in-game. Q: If a merkava prototype comes to the game will it be like a 105mm armed (iirc its a 105mm armed tank) fv215b? but with overall much stronger front armour (but prone to engine damage if shots do some how pen) but weaker sides?Ī: The armor will be quite good in places, like the turret, while also being rather mediocre overall. I don’t really plan on assigning a national flavor to the tanks themselves, though, not after Wargaming shoehorning the Swedish heavy tanks into something else so as to not be similar to the French heavies. Q: How would Israeli tanks fit in the current game meta, what kind of playstyle could be applied efficiently for Israeli tech tree.?Ī: I suspect that the Israeli tanks would play like a cross between the British and Americans. Q: What would you expect the national traits of Israel to be? and if you had to guess what would their playstyle be like? And the 110mm is definitely a rifled cannon, not one of the smoothbore projects the British were working on around that time. It wasn’t considered for the Merkava at any point, as you keep insisting. Q: If you were to obtain information on the 110mm gun (and it was rifled) would you propose for not only your Merkava/M48, but also the Merkava I? Literally, almost every tech tree has the same 105mm L7/M68Ī: The British 110mm was only ever planned for use in the Magach 3 as an alternative to producing the Merkava.
All questions were answered by Life_in_Black. Where you see several questions together, it’s because these questions were similar so they were grouped together. I’m sharing today a massive Israeli Q&A gathered by Status Report, all credits to them and a big thank you.
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