small hint - the coax is at least for the first 1500 or 2000 metres, close enough to ballistic match to the grom. if smoke gives you hell, hose them a bit with machinegun, watch the shotfall, if it looks good, open fire with grom.
M60 is obscenely tall. bracket it to the turret roof and you should get a better reading from the stadia. It should only start to degrade out near the effective range of the grom.
@@deemwinch soviet (and their post-USSR modernizations) APCs are made out of tin foil, autoloader = su!cide belt, disembarking difficulty gradiates from hard to impossible (BTR) and infantry NEVER rides inside of them, because surviving an AT mine while inside is practically impossible. You can probably find proof yourself by searching memoirs and stuff.
This game looks so awesome, and great vid man! I honestly thought you had at least like a 150k subs before i looked at your channel. This is good stuff.
Your Grom shots were pulling right because the vehicle wasn't on level ground - older/simpler fire control systems (in this case, Mk.I eyeball) cannot apply cant correction like the more sophisticated ones can. At present IIRC only M60A3 and Abrams have cant correction (Bradley might but I don't remember), T-64B and T-80B should have it too (T-64A FCS is essentially same as T-72 except with split image coincidence rangefinding instead of the laser). If you're visibly tilted to the horizon, aim off slightly to the opposite side of your target for longer range shots, especially lower velocity rounds. Sabot is largely point and click unless the angle is extreme or the range is near maximum effective range of the weapon.
@@akkapamagaming a lot example weather a vehicle will explode and how violently it's not just a simple effect but is fully simulated as it's takes in a lot of factors example - how much ammo is there ? - are the hatch's open or closed ? - how much oxygen is available ? - there the round penetrated ? all of this is being simulated in real time
great work also fun fact : the BTR and BMP both came from the same program . the BTR was for motor rifle units and the bmp for mechanized infantry also the grom has on issues penetrating the front armor of the m60 at any range as it's just simple steel not composite armor
@@zorintoto1167well I'm not sure that part of my comment is the reply referring to Is it on part on the development of the bmp or the groms effectiveness against the m60a3 and a1s front armor
not going to be easy when the soviet's come with BMP2s and T80Bs even t64 what while is the A and not the B will still have better ammo then t72m1 and also CAS and infantry with man portable AT launchers and ATGMs
@@samargrewal929 It's still prolly gonna be a bit tougher to use the Soviet vehicles. But luckily this game is realistic enough to where player skill can overcome technical advantages.
Yup! Same for the TOW's of the Bradley. So really, during combat, you only have the ammo that is loaded. Once the fighting stops or you get to a somewhat safe location, you can reload the missiles.
I saw a video of it some time ago. There is a small hatch behind the launch rail that the missile is pushed through then a short length of wire is used to put the fins in their flight position. It takes a little while to reload it but the gunner wouldn't have to get out of the turret.
@@TimothySielbeck This is correct, though they have to operate/reload the fagots on the BMP-1P variants from outside though since it was a quick refit. BMP2s which had the new turret could reload from inside again as designed.
@@akkapamagaming The Malyutka was reloaded from the inside. A small hatch exists above the barrel to allow the gunner to reload a new missile. All the gunner had to do was elevate the gun to +30 degrees, open the small hatch, slide the missile with its launch rail onto the launcher, unfold the fins, and lower the barrel back down. After firing, he simply has to take the old launcher rail off and repeat. Keeping the gunner safe from enemy fire was considered fairly important. This can be seen as the Malyutkas fins were folded for storage and had to be unfolded after being loaded onto the launcher. He could do it by just reaching his hand out, but that was considered risky, so he was provided with a special stick to push the fins into the deployed state so he didn't have to expose his hand/arm. Once you get to the BMP-1P mounting the Konkurs on the turret roof though, that's fully exposing the gunner to fire and load the missiles while the BMP-2 would one again, allow firing and loading from the inside with minimal exposure.
small hint - the coax is at least for the first 1500 or 2000 metres, close enough to ballistic match to the grom. if smoke gives you hell, hose them a bit with machinegun, watch the shotfall, if it looks good, open fire with grom.
Oh that's a good tip, I'll try it out cheers!
Not for the HE only HEAT.
Bmp1 has underdog energy though, that's good enough for me to like it.
M60 is obscenely tall. bracket it to the turret roof and you should get a better reading from the stadia. It should only start to degrade out near the effective range of the grom.
BMP is often called Bratskaya Mogila Pehoty, which literally translates as Infantry Mass Grave.
Source?
@@deemwinch soviet (and their post-USSR modernizations) APCs are made out of tin foil, autoloader = su!cide belt, disembarking difficulty gradiates from hard to impossible (BTR) and infantry NEVER rides inside of them, because surviving an AT mine while inside is practically impossible.
You can probably find proof yourself by searching memoirs and stuff.
@@deemwinch Sorry no offense but are you not smart enough to google? Cost me like 5 seconds to find that phrase.
Its grave for brothers or something
brat- is brother
This game looks so awesome, and great vid man! I honestly thought you had at least like a 150k subs before i looked at your channel. This is good stuff.
Haha, thank you for the compliment! And thanks for subscribing, welcome to the channel! :D
Your Grom shots were pulling right because the vehicle wasn't on level ground - older/simpler fire control systems (in this case, Mk.I eyeball) cannot apply cant correction like the more sophisticated ones can. At present IIRC only M60A3 and Abrams have cant correction (Bradley might but I don't remember), T-64B and T-80B should have it too (T-64A FCS is essentially same as T-72 except with split image coincidence rangefinding instead of the laser). If you're visibly tilted to the horizon, aim off slightly to the opposite side of your target for longer range shots, especially lower velocity rounds. Sabot is largely point and click unless the angle is extreme or the range is near maximum effective range of the weapon.
Wait, that is simulated in GHPC!? I've never had a game/sim that simulated that stuff.. Thanks for telling me!
@@akkapamagaming a lot example weather a vehicle will explode and how violently
it's not just a simple effect but is fully simulated as it's takes in a lot of factors example
- how much ammo is there ?
- are the hatch's open or closed ?
- how much oxygen is available ?
- there the round penetrated ?
all of this is being simulated in real time
Some good Malyutka gunnery, neat.
great work
also fun fact : the BTR and BMP both came from the same program . the BTR was for motor rifle units and the bmp for mechanized infantry
also the grom has on issues penetrating the front armor of the m60 at any range as it's just simple steel not composite armor
On?
@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 what ?
@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3he meant "no"
@@zorintoto1167well I'm not sure that part of my comment is the reply referring to
Is it on part on the development of the bmp or the groms effectiveness against the m60a3 and a1s front armor
Great videos! Been playing this game for a few months now and its a blast! Looking forward to seeing more ^_^
Thanks for watching and subscribing! Glad you enjoyed the video! :)
I really like those videos on GHPC, it's so cool
Malyutkas are so satisfying
This game has 2 difficulty settings. NATO and Warsaw Pact
not going to be easy when the soviet's come with BMP2s and T80Bs
even t64 what while is the A and not the B will still have better ammo then t72m1
and also CAS and infantry with man portable AT launchers and ATGMs
@@samargrewal929 It's still prolly gonna be a bit tougher to use the Soviet vehicles. But luckily this game is realistic enough to where player skill can overcome technical advantages.
@@99bimmer when you say tougher to use soviet vehicle do you mean compared to the US stuff or something else ?
you being a bit vague here
@@samargrewal929 Yeah
T-80U>all
this thing so hard to aim in ghpc i can never tell if my shells are long or short because of the muzzle smoke
Yeah absolutely, it's already hard as is, let alone with the smoke covering every shot you fire. She's a handful...
the grom below 500 meters is completely flat but above it is the complete opposite
Good video for a small creator. Nice job
Nice video, subbed
Thanks for subscribing, I appreciate it!
IRL how do you reload the Malyutka? You would have to get out of the vehicle and put a new one on the rail manually wouldn't you?
Yup! Same for the TOW's of the Bradley. So really, during combat, you only have the ammo that is loaded. Once the fighting stops or you get to a somewhat safe location, you can reload the missiles.
I saw a video of it some time ago. There is a small hatch behind the launch rail that the missile is pushed through then a short length of wire is used to put the fins in their flight position. It takes a little while to reload it but the gunner wouldn't have to get out of the turret.
@@TimothySielbeck This is correct, though they have to operate/reload the fagots on the BMP-1P variants from outside though since it was a quick refit. BMP2s which had the new turret could reload from inside again as designed.
@@akkapamagaming you can open the hatch behind the rail and load it from inside
@@akkapamagaming The Malyutka was reloaded from the inside. A small hatch exists above the barrel to allow the gunner to reload a new missile. All the gunner had to do was elevate the gun to +30 degrees, open the small hatch, slide the missile with its launch rail onto the launcher, unfold the fins, and lower the barrel back down. After firing, he simply has to take the old launcher rail off and repeat.
Keeping the gunner safe from enemy fire was considered fairly important. This can be seen as the Malyutkas fins were folded for storage and had to be unfolded after being loaded onto the launcher. He could do it by just reaching his hand out, but that was considered risky, so he was provided with a special stick to push the fins into the deployed state so he didn't have to expose his hand/arm.
Once you get to the BMP-1P mounting the Konkurs on the turret roof though, that's fully exposing the gunner to fire and load the missiles while the BMP-2 would one again, allow firing and loading from the inside with minimal exposure.
malyutka hero
this game is multiplayer or single player?
single player
Singleplayer for now, but multiplayer will be implemented in the future. It's in early access still.