

Rules of the Range.
Started by The_Chieftain, Oct 18 2012 - 19:37
27 replies to this topic
#1 Posted Oct 18 2012 - 19:37
This forum works in conjunction with, and does not replace, the Tank Lore subforum.
The purpose of this subforum is to allow people to ask and get a reply to specific questions on various vehicles or systems. I, for one, can't keep up with every thread to find the occasional request for information. The rules are as follows:
1) This is not a general discussion forum, or a forum for posting cool stuff about tanks. This is an information resource forum.
2) Anyone can create a thread, anyone can respond to a thread.
3) The subject line of your thread must be descriptive. "A question about Tiger II" is insufficient. "Tiger II's Lower Glacis" is acceptable. The reasons being that it allows people to easily check what questions have already been asked, and if they fail to find them, it also helps us find the earlier thread to avoid repetition.
4) Threads which don't follow rules 1 and 3 will be moved to Tank Lore.
As much as possible, if you're responding to a question, please distinguish between researched facts and conclusions, common consensus, and personal opinion. Similarly, please keep responses pretty much aligned with the question originally posed, keep tangents to a minimum. I will personally strive to answer quickly, but I value accuracy over speed. I have no idea what sort of deluge of questions is going to come or not, so if there is no immediate reply, don't panic.
The purpose of this subforum is to allow people to ask and get a reply to specific questions on various vehicles or systems. I, for one, can't keep up with every thread to find the occasional request for information. The rules are as follows:
1) This is not a general discussion forum, or a forum for posting cool stuff about tanks. This is an information resource forum.
2) Anyone can create a thread, anyone can respond to a thread.
3) The subject line of your thread must be descriptive. "A question about Tiger II" is insufficient. "Tiger II's Lower Glacis" is acceptable. The reasons being that it allows people to easily check what questions have already been asked, and if they fail to find them, it also helps us find the earlier thread to avoid repetition.
4) Threads which don't follow rules 1 and 3 will be moved to Tank Lore.
As much as possible, if you're responding to a question, please distinguish between researched facts and conclusions, common consensus, and personal opinion. Similarly, please keep responses pretty much aligned with the question originally posed, keep tangents to a minimum. I will personally strive to answer quickly, but I value accuracy over speed. I have no idea what sort of deluge of questions is going to come or not, so if there is no immediate reply, don't panic.
#3 Posted Oct 18 2012 - 19:41
Thank you this will come in very useful. I think it has been needed for a while 
Edit - Where will you be putting this on the front page, can't find it yet?

Edit - Where will you be putting this on the front page, can't find it yet?
Edited by alexlaird87, Oct 18 2012 - 19:44.
#4 Posted Oct 18 2012 - 19:44
Perhaps a dumb question, but questions about real tanks or tanks as they are in-game? Or both?
And thanks for this. Another +1 for The_Chieftain!!!
And thanks for this. Another +1 for The_Chieftain!!!
#6 Posted Nov 02 2012 - 15:28
Does a riding lawn mower with a potato gun attached to it qualify as a tank?
#7 Posted Nov 02 2012 - 15:46
If I wanted to post a topic about crew comfort in early-war tanks, would that be appropriate here? I'm talking things like how well-lit the interiors were, air temperature and ventilation, and noise.
Should I go to Tank Lore for this? Or am I in the right place?
Should I go to Tank Lore for this? Or am I in the right place?
#9 Posted Nov 02 2012 - 21:52
Baron_de_Pencier, on Nov 02 2012 - 15:46, said:
If I wanted to post a topic about crew comfort in early-war tanks, would that be appropriate here? I'm talking things like how well-lit the interiors were, air temperature and ventilation, and noise.
Should I go to Tank Lore for this? Or am I in the right place?
Should I go to Tank Lore for this? Or am I in the right place?
I'm thinking Tank Lore.
#10 Posted Nov 02 2012 - 21:52
#14 Posted Nov 03 2012 - 01:20
Xlucine, on Nov 03 2012 - 00:13, said:
Only if it's armoured
and thanks for this forum section chief.
what are some good research sites i can look around on for tank-related stuff?
and i keep kicking around this idea of actually BUILDING some of the rarer WWI/II tanks- as in, stick to the original plans, deviating only when necessary (IE better engine and suspension for some of em)
Edited by fsjd, Nov 03 2012 - 01:23.
#16 Posted Nov 07 2012 - 04:52
Probly an odd question but, if and when is WarGaming going to add night and day to WoT?
#17 Posted Nov 07 2012 - 06:50
UncleDaddy, on Nov 02 2012 - 15:28, said:
Does a riding lawn mower with a potato gun attached to it qualify as a tank?
Xlucine, on Nov 03 2012 - 00:13, said:
Only if it's armoured
Edited by KaiserWilhelmShatner, Nov 07 2012 - 06:51.
#19 Posted Jan 29 2013 - 19:31
hey cheif heres a question for ya...the is is3 kv3 and kv4 all use the 122 mm D-25T. the exact same gun specs n all are on the is2..so why is it not researched if its on the russian tree like 6 times,these are by all sense of the word russian inspired tanks.
#20 Posted Mar 12 2013 - 02:03
can some tech commando please explain why 75mm short HEAT rounds bounce of 20mm of armour at point blank, if it hits to bounce it detonates and does its work , im confused as the laws do not equate
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