and oil

dont forget the oil

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wehraboo walking home

aafter being destroyed by facts

and logic

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The tiger was superior to contemporary tanks when it first was built

But kinda lost the advantage later

it wasnt logistically sound tho

AFAIK

Oh, yeah

I meant from a purely statistical perspective

overengineered piece of trash

superiority takes more than just firepower(when the tank is able to run)

Like, if you put them in a 1v1 on equal footing the tiger would win every time

there isnt any 1vs1 in war

Between a tiger and a 75 Sherman

so that argument is shit

Yeah, ik

But i know what you mean

a tiger is like the cost of 5 shermans

But the k/d was 10

1 tiger is like 3 panthers i think

Roughly

So does that mean the tiger was more money efficient?

the panther was the more viable option

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resources efficient

resources were more important than money during the war

i think around 80% of all panthers broke down on the way to Kursk

still bigger numbers

no matter how good a single tank was, you could never win battles with less than a fleet of them

its only one point on a map to fire from

so, putting so much money into a single tank was unwise

Panthers broke down so much

They’d catch fire if the incline was too high

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its like the yamato