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| − | == Creating a summary page for general weapon characteristics: ==
| + | Hello there. One of the [https://wiki.warthunder.com/File:Spitfire_Attack.mp4 movie files] you uploaded a while ago does not seem to be working. Would you like to try to fix it? If not I will remove it. --[[User:U28580205|U28580205]] ([[User talk:U28580205|talk]]) 07:19, 21 October 2019 (UTC) |
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| − | So, after sorting through a lot of the weapon pages here I personally think that for families of weapons firing the same projectiles- e.g. Hispano 404s, Mark Is, Mark IIs and Mark Vs, along with the assosciated AN/M2 and M3 cannons- could have a template that summarises some of the important things about them for easy view.
| + | Yeah, sure, remove it. I just plopped it on youtube anyway. |
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| − | If not, at least for the same definite families of cannons we could do something that lets you see a generic guide on their usage. For example I was thinking of creating a "General Guide to World War 2-era 20mm British & French Cannons in War Thunder" on the wiki, since they're all hispanos and they share the same characteristics such as low explosive radii ([0.058, 0.58] for the Hispano's HEFI and [0.033, 0.33] for the HEF-SAPI as opposed to [0.15, 0.75] for an MG-151/20 model's HEI-m shell. Funnily enough, for 20mm cannons, the HEFI shell is actually the second best shell in terms of damage and radius- second '''ONLY''' to the HEI-m mine shot.)
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| − | Let me know what you think. I've got a datamine ready to go and a google drive link that I can hand over. give me a ping when you're done. If you require a more active comms source, add me on discord- Aussie_Mantis#5520. Just let me know your tag first beforehand.
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Revision as of 14:19, 21 October 2019
Hello there. One of the movie files you uploaded a while ago does not seem to be working. Would you like to try to fix it? If not I will remove it. --Inceptor57 (talk) 07:19, 21 October 2019 (UTC)
Yeah, sure, remove it. I just plopped it on youtube anyway.
-- Mantis
