Graywinter
Mongoose
I am creating the stats for the Panzer III, and it seems like the L and N models were pretty much available in the late war period in the infantry support role, although the N seems to be the one most common after 1942.
So, I am checking the existing weapons and I discover that the L/45 (listed as an old Panzer III weapon) Has 30" better range than the L/24 (The weapon fitted to the N model Panzer III)
I realize this is due to velocity and barrel length, etc... but the damage and all other stats are the same. Surely there is some kind of difference? Isn't the short barrel cannon designed to smash fortifications with low velocity rounds? If that is the case, shouldn't it be different somehow in the weapon it was designed to replace?
Seems odd that an "upgrade" would actually have a worse range than the original weapon, without offering something in return. All the other 7.5cm guns are a D10, shouldn't this one be as well?
No piercing/x trait is in line with a lower velocity weapon, but the role it was designed for, infantry support, would call for a bigger damage dice to destroy emplacements, or a larger lethal zone for hitting infantry, right?
So, I am checking the existing weapons and I discover that the L/45 (listed as an old Panzer III weapon) Has 30" better range than the L/24 (The weapon fitted to the N model Panzer III)
I realize this is due to velocity and barrel length, etc... but the damage and all other stats are the same. Surely there is some kind of difference? Isn't the short barrel cannon designed to smash fortifications with low velocity rounds? If that is the case, shouldn't it be different somehow in the weapon it was designed to replace?
Seems odd that an "upgrade" would actually have a worse range than the original weapon, without offering something in return. All the other 7.5cm guns are a D10, shouldn't this one be as well?
No piercing/x trait is in line with a lower velocity weapon, but the role it was designed for, infantry support, would call for a bigger damage dice to destroy emplacements, or a larger lethal zone for hitting infantry, right?