Tech that was completely inferior when compared to nazi, and allied tanks.

Did you seriously say that Allies had better tanks than USSR?

That's a good trigger

USSR had numbers that they basically could have fucking world war z zombie walled that shit

Sure, it may have been better when compared to most japanese and italian tanks, but that is besides the point.

I feel like I have had this conversation before.

Do you know why Germans made the Tiger in the first place?

And even then

They had problems with soviet tanks

@Роберт Yes, show me a soviet tank that could beat a sherman in WW2.

Did you really just ask that?

@Роберт Yes.

You have many, KV-1, KV-2, T-34, T-34-85, IS-2, etc...

Just compare them

And you will see

Why do you think Allies barely did anything against 10% of the German army

in the west

@Роберт What? According to wikipedia the T32 was an american tank.

Good for you, so was the Calliope but we both know who made it.

@Роберт And according to wikipedia the T-34 was also outclassed by the whermact.

No shit, why do you think T-34/85 was made

Thats like saying that Panzer I was outclassed by the soviets

Retarded logic.

And the IS-2 was made right as the war was coming to an end.

It was still in the WW2

Look at Japan.

Even IS-3

Was made during WW2

@Роберт And, according to wikipedia, the T family of tanks were still incredibly ineffective against the nazi's until the end of the war.

How about you use your brain instead of Wikipedia?

You are using Wikipedia in English

Use it in Russian

And you will see that It says that It was useless

And it is quite a strech to claim that they were effective, even though they were made when the war was coming to an end and they did not see much use at all.

Also, they were not ineffective, even a kid knows that

"They did not see much use at all"

I think I should just stop arguing with you

You clearly know nothing about WW2

And talking to you is useless

Like the allies support in ww2

@Роберт I did not claim that the T family did not see much use in WW2, but the I 2 and 3 I will argue did not see much use at all, so their effectiveness can be brought to question.