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2001:67C:2660:425:26:0:0:81: /* Soviet */ add stats

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	''All comments are thus far preliminary until the release of the Warsaw Pact Book in 2022.04.11 and further playtesting. Expect heavy editing''		''All comments are thus far preliminary until the release of the Warsaw Pact Book in 2022.04.11 and further playtesting. Expect heavy editing''
	===Soviet===		===Soviet===
			[[File:T-72B Russian Card.jpg\|\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Da Stats, Comrade!]]
	The stats for the T-72B have officially been leaked, and they aren't half bad! For about 6 points per, you get a tank with the armor of an Abrams and the classic 125mm 2A46M cannon we all know and love. Lets walk through it!		The stats for the T-72B have officially been leaked, and they aren't half bad! For about 6 points per, you get a tank with the armor of an Abrams and the classic 125mm 2A46M cannon we all know and love. Lets walk through it!

88.193.128.209: /* Polish */

2022-09-20T06:32:15Z

Polish

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	===Polish===		===Polish===
	[[File:Pol T72B.png\|thumb\|left\|The Polish version\|Now with missile capability!]]		[[File:Pol T72B.png\|thumb\|left\|The Polish version\|Now with missile capability!]]
	~~You're~~ initial company of three tanks cost 15 points, with each additional tank being six points. Missiles can be outfitted to all tanks in the Company for two points total.		Your initial company of three tanks cost 15 points, with each additional tank being six points. Missiles can be outfitted to all tanks in the Company for two points total.

	The T-72B is really valuable in Polish hands, finally giving them a tank that actually fits the quality and capabilities of its crews and syncing with their good skill and motivation to make a capable duelist and assault tank.		The T-72B is really valuable in Polish hands, finally giving them a tank that actually fits the quality and capabilities of its crews and syncing with their good skill and motivation to make a capable duelist and assault tank.

2600:1700:1F10:7BE0:4DA0:9F3:C8FD:D765: /* In Real Life */

2022-06-22T20:27:24Z

In Real Life

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	The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.		The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.

	Currently large numbers of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions. Seeing as how HEAT and Tandem shaped warheads were countered with the use of ERA armor blocks or APS systems, this is a [[FAIL\|complete devolution]] to [[derp\|1960's armor protection levels]].		Currently large numbers of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias and in addition to their poor employment, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions. Seeing as how HEAT and Tandem shaped warheads were countered with the use of ERA armor blocks or APS systems, this is a [[FAIL\|complete devolution]] to [[derp\|1960's armor protection levels]].

72.229.242.36: Undo revision 829551 by 24.129.173.98 (talk)

2022-06-07T22:56:04Z

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	The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.		The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.

	~~Seething Langley redditor jannie simp harder for some~~ of ~~that (~~(~~(Mockingbird~~)~~)) funding~~.		Currently large numbers of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions. Seeing as how HEAT and Tandem shaped warheads were countered with the use of ERA armor blocks or APS systems, this is a [[FAIL\|complete devolution]] to [[derp\|1960's armor protection levels]].

24.129.173.98: /* In Real Life */

2022-06-07T22:43:10Z

In Real Life

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	The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.		The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.

	~~Currently large numbers~~ of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (~~or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags~~), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions. Seeing as how HEAT and Tandem shaped warheads were countered with the use of ERA armor blocks or APS systems, this is a [[FAIL\|complete devolution]] to [[derp\|1960's armor protection levels]].		Seething Langley redditor jannie simp harder for some of that (((Mockingbird))) funding.

1d4chan>Memebigboi: /* Czechoslovakian */

2022-05-03T15:43:20Z

Czechoslovakian

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	Additionally, while you do have side armor 16 against HEAT, giving you survivability in assault, the poor counterattack value means that these can't function as real assault tanks, since they'll more than likely be counterattacked off the objective they were trying to push, potentially losing some bailed tanks in the process.		Additionally, while you do have side armor 16 against HEAT, giving you survivability in assault, the poor counterattack value means that these can't function as real assault tanks, since they'll more than likely be counterattacked off the objective they were trying to push, potentially losing some bailed tanks in the process.

	So what exactly is this thing good for? Well, it's still a tank with the same armor and penetration as a Leo 2, while being half the price of the ''Dutch'' version. You may not be great at assaults, but bringing a company of these as a [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|ruse]] or to ~~give your force some backbone may not be terrible, especially with~~ all the ~~cheap~~ [[Milan Section (Mechanized)\|ATGMs]], [[BMP\|IFVs]], and [[Leopard 1\|2nd]] [[AMX-30\|gen]] [[M60 Patton\|tanks]] being spammed by everyone ~~and their grandma~~.		So what exactly is this thing good for? Well, it's still a tank with the same armor and penetration as a Leo 2, while being half the price of the ''Dutch'' version. You may not be great at assaults, but bringing a company of these as a [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|ruse]] or to have something that won't instantly melt to all the [[Milan Section (Mechanized)\|ATGMs]], [[BMP\|IFVs]], and [[Leopard 1\|2nd]] [[AMX-30\|gen]] [[M60 Patton\|tanks]] being spammed by everyone isn't necessarily a bad idea.

	3 tanks are 12 points, 10 tanks are 50 points. Every tank in between alternates between an extra 5 and 6 points each.		3 tanks are 12 points, 10 tanks are 50 points. Every tank in between alternates between an extra 5 and 6 points each.

1d4chan>Memebigboi: /* Czechoslovakian */

2022-04-26T04:55:20Z

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	===Czechoslovakian===		===Czechoslovakian===
	[[File:Czech T72B HQ.png\|thumb\|left\|Mind the watermark]]		[[File:Czech T72B HQ.png\|thumb\|left\|Mind the watermark]]
	Leaks indicate 4 tanks are 17 points, <s>intuition says they'll be 5 points per additional tank with 3 costing 12 points.</s> 10 T-72Bs are 50 points, indicating that the Czechs don't have a fully linear points progression on them.

	Play testing is needed, but preliminary assessment indicates these tanks do not play towards Czech strengths. They are too expensive to spam and the lower Czech stats really start to clash with the strengths of this vehicle.		Play testing is needed, but preliminary assessment indicates these tanks do not play towards Czech strengths. They are too expensive to spam and the lower Czech stats really start to clash with the strengths of this vehicle.

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	So what exactly is this thing good for? Well, it's still a tank with the same armor and penetration as a Leo 2, while being half the price of the ''Dutch'' version. You may not be great at assaults, but bringing a company of these as a [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|ruse]] or to give your force some backbone may not be terrible, especially with all the cheap [[Milan Section (Mechanized)\|ATGMs]], [[BMP\|IFVs]], and [[Leopard 1\|2nd]] [[AMX-30\|gen]] [[M60 Patton\|tanks]] being spammed by everyone and their grandma.		So what exactly is this thing good for? Well, it's still a tank with the same armor and penetration as a Leo 2, while being half the price of the ''Dutch'' version. You may not be great at assaults, but bringing a company of these as a [[DISTRACTION CARNIFEX\|ruse]] or to give your force some backbone may not be terrible, especially with all the cheap [[Milan Section (Mechanized)\|ATGMs]], [[BMP\|IFVs]], and [[Leopard 1\|2nd]] [[AMX-30\|gen]] [[M60 Patton\|tanks]] being spammed by everyone and their grandma.

			3 tanks are 12 points, 10 tanks are 50 points. Every tank in between alternates between an extra 5 and 6 points each.

	==In Real Life==		==In Real Life==

71.205.180.193: /* In Real Life */

2022-04-11T22:49:08Z

In Real Life

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	The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.		The T-72B is an upgraded version of the standard T-72 featuring a number of improvements meant to allow the tank to stand alongside the T-80 at the forefront of armored spearheads. These include an upgraded version of the 125mm main gun along with an improved stabilizer, sights, and fire control systems, the addition of appliqué armour in the front of hull, improved composites in the turret armor and Kontakt-<s>5</s>1 Explosive Reactive Armor.

	Currently large numbers of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions.		Currently large numbers of T-72B are lining the sides of Ukranian roads as burned-out husks. Despite all the upgrades, the T-72B is faring no better than Saddam's 'Lion of Babylon' T-72M against the sophisticated anti-armor weaponry of NATO. It’s been seen almost exclusively in the hands of Russians or their puppet militias, a few models have even been spotted without their ERA attached (or literal plastic rags being in the ERA bags), a horrifying prospect to any tanker in an environment crawling with anti-tank munitions. Seeing as how HEAT and Tandem shaped warheads were countered with the use of ERA armor blocks or APS systems, this is a [[FAIL\|complete devolution]] to [[derp\|1960's armor protection levels]].