Super Heavy Tank unit concept

The max levels heavy tanks ARE actually super heavy tanks.

ig like supremacy?

Yej, an unit that would change absolutely nothing to the game, just being "super strong"

RBoi200 wrote:

The max levels heavy tanks ARE actually super heavy tanks.

Scrappy_ wrote:

RBoi200 wrote:

The max levels heavy tanks ARE actually super heavy tanks.

you think maus is super heavy tank? ok lets get super super heavy tanks then

Then again, strategic bombers would blast away the Ratte considering the altitude and being considered as a moving building (fortress ofc). That would mean rockets, strategic bombers, and other units that can obliterate buildings can make the Ratte more impractical.

Wasn't the Ratte just a concept that never left the drawing board? Or was it produced but never saw service?

Here's the problem I see with getting super, super heavy and super, super powerful units that no conventional weapon can stop - it will kill the gameplay. These underage noobs that we find on our maps or see in the chat rooms, instead of developing a strategy and involving themselves in the game play, will just go for the biggest and strongest unit they can produce and not be willing to research or produce any other unit. That's going to completely kill the game for everyone else.

Black Mamba79 wrote:

Wasn't the Ratte just a concept that never left the drawing board? Or was it produced but never saw service?

Here's the problem I see with getting super, super heavy and super, super powerful units that no conventional weapon can stop - it will kill the gameplay. These underage noobs that we find on our maps or see in the chat rooms, instead of developing a strategy and involving themselves in the game play, will just go for the biggest and strongest unit they can produce and not be willing to research or produce any other unit. That's going to completely kill the game for everyone else.

But the second part I do agree with, which is the whole reason why nukes are so expensive; because they aren't mean for spamming and will require an exceptional financial stability along with it may being very very hard to balance.

Black Mamba79 wrote:

Wasn't the Ratte just a concept that never left the drawing board? Or was it produced but never saw service?

Here's the problem I see with getting super, super heavy and super, super powerful units that no conventional weapon can stop - it will kill the gameplay. These underage noobs that we find on our maps or see in the chat rooms, instead of developing a strategy and involving themselves in the game play, will just go for the biggest and strongest unit they can produce and not be willing to research or produce any other unit. That's going to completely kill the game for everyone else.

Well how about this one...?

or this...?

For the record, I suppose K. Rokossovski knows it, the KV-VI is a fake prototype and fake project that never existed :

https://tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/soviet/KV_VI_Fake_Tanks.php

lol yeah, obviously... just people having fun with photoshop! Just making it as a point against super-heavy tanks... otherwise, we might introduce these firing-breathing dragons as well!

K.Rokossovski wrote:

lol yeah, obviously... just people having fun with photoshop! Just making it as a point against super-heavy tanks... otherwise, we might introduce these firing-breathing dragons as well!

Or helicopters, which were actually used in WW2, though in a very limited way.

These super heavy tanks do look interesting and would be very powerful against other units but there is a reason that the German Maus tanks were never deployed into the battlefield.

The sheer weight of it would cause the ground to collapse therefore rendering the tank useless.

just give us a KV-2-2-2

Hughbacca20 wrote:

These super heavy tanks do look interesting and would be very powerful against other units but there is a reason that the German Maus tanks were never deployed into the battlefield.

The sheer weight of it would cause the ground to collapse therefore rendering the tank useless.

XXpheonix wrote:

Hughbacca20 wrote:

These super heavy tanks do look interesting and would be very powerful against other units but there is a reason that the German Maus tanks were never deployed into the battlefield.

The sheer weight of it would cause the ground to collapse therefore rendering the tank useless.

or maybe the war ended,and the maus was just really expensive

RBoi200 wrote:

XXpheonix wrote:

Hughbacca20 wrote:

These super heavy tanks do look interesting and would be very powerful against other units but there is a reason that the German Maus tanks were never deployed into the battlefield.

The sheer weight of it would cause the ground to collapse therefore rendering the tank useless.

or maybe the war ended,and the maus was just really expensive

Yeah, the Germans couldn't afford to build it, AND they lost before they could use it.

What about this?

Berlin.. wrote:

What about this?