Re: [Vehicles / Weapons] WZ551A with QJC-88 12.7mm MG
Posted: 2009-03-15 16:34
"Future Weapons" killed your cred.
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asianator365 wrote:YouTube - Future Weapons : Stryker Mobile Gun System
The point being is that the WZ551A itself has blatently noticeable weaknesses unlike it's lateral comparison of the U.S. Stryker. The Stryker at least has a significant magnification ability for it's .50 caliber weapon and a gunner that's is not exposed to incoming fire.[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:It did say a few times in the first post that this would not replace the WZ551
glad you understand where we are coming from now![]()

[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:because that is not a QJC-88, looks more like a Type 85.
EDIT: I really dont understand why sooo many people cry out for Asymmetrical balance but then when we do something asymmetrical every one wines that it not symmetrically balanced...
Let's try and wait till we have a chance to use it before turning this idea into swiss cheeseDougalachi wrote:There will always be dissenters, especially when introducing new ideas. You should know better than anyone, after leading the mod for such a long time
. This "feedback" is excessive, since I doubt anyone here has used it yet.
I lol'd![R-DEV]Rhino wrote:because that is not a QJC-88, looks more like a Type 85.
EDIT: I really dont understand why sooo many people cry out for Asymmetrical balance but then when we do something asymmetrical every one wines that it not symmetrically balanced...
There will always be someone complaining, always![R-DEV]Rhino wrote:because that is not a QJC-88, looks more like a Type 85.
EDIT: I really dont understand why sooo many people cry out for Asymmetrical balance but then when we do something asymmetrical every one wines that it not symmetrically balanced...
See, the problem here is that the game is based upon reality, and as we all know not all things are created equally. Just so happens that not all things in reality are suitable for combat either. Take the Lynx helicopter for example. Is it a nice addition to PR? Of course it is. But is it amazingly useful and effective? I wouldn't say so.[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:EDIT: I really dont understand why sooo many people cry out for Asymmetrical balance but then when we do something asymmetrical every one wines that it not symmetrically balanced...
Which (as we all know) armor very rarely does last an entire round or do the Tank crewman themselves accumulate enough kills and damage to the enemy team to at least pay off their own debt for losing a vehicle."Humm... I want to use this Tank with my gunner. But is it worth it? What if my Tank gets destroyed with us in it? That costs 12 tickets... Which means I have to kill at least 1 enemy tank, or 2 enemy APC's, and/or 12 enemy infantryman just to break even before I get inevitably destroyed myself."
because its much faster, smaller and has different flight characteristics. I personally prefer to fly the Lynx over the Merlin even thou it has 1 less seat and no ammo just because of how it flys.M.Warren wrote:Why would someone use a Lynx over a Merlin?
I dunno you shouldn't bother since its not worth reading 2 pages to get to your point, you can put your point across in a paragraph in most cases.M.Warren wrote:Why do I write so much? Damn it!!! LOL!
I wouldn't say non-essential as transporting infantry around the battlefield is essential which is its main role. But the rest above is correct yes.M.Warren wrote:Okay, so I'll sum everything up to less than a paragraph for the ease of reading. --- So you're basically telling me that the WZ551A is a non-essential vehicular element being placed into PR to provide the diversification of assets and to also take part in the minor combat role of AA Defense.
I wouldn't say that but that depends on how you view it.M.Warren wrote:This vehicle features little to no true purpose until a map is specifically designed and completed with the emphasis of Mechanized Infantry in mind for the future PR builds to highlight the WZ551A's supposed and unseen potential. Correct?
STORM-Mama wrote:Why not put a scope on the QJC-88, like seen on this picture:
Would make it more useful for longer range fire-support that Strykers and BTR-60s are capable of.