CommissarGrey commented at 2012-11-01 03:18:18 » #1193958

For anyone who doesn't get the joke. Nazrin is commanding a German Maus tank. Maus of course sounding a bit like mouse.

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JulieChamploix commented at 2012-11-03 13:11:35 » #1195619

I'll tell you more: "maus" is a "mouse" in german.

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Monolith commented at 2012-11-03 18:03:51 » #1195750

With 188t I'd say that the name is kinda missleading about every aspect of the Tanks performance be it firepower, protection or speed.

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Anonymous commented at 2012-11-05 15:42:03 » #1197240

@Monolith: The name was given to mislead the allies, just like the british SAS during the Africa-Campaign to mislead the germans.

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THEWHITECROW commented at 2012-12-02 11:28:22 » #1215557

heres another tip the T28 "super heavy tank" was built to combat the maus when the allies found out aboot it but just like the maus the tank was so fuckin heavy that it had just as many practicality issues as the maus and if not for germany attacking russia so soon the maus would have had time to be put into action. as well as the e100

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Anonymous commented at 2013-03-01 01:12:24 » #1274405

The T28 was never designed for tank vs tank combat, and as such was not intended to defeat the Maus, it was designed, like the KV-2 and A39, to knock out fortifications, particularly along the Siegfried line.

World of tanks trolled you hard by calling it a tankdestroyer.

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Anonymous commented at 2013-03-16 21:28:25 » #1284401

actually your talking aboot self propelled howitzers the kv2 was ment as an infantry support tank just like the stug to knock out fortified positions but could ALSO take down other tanks duh the stug could rape a sherman in actual combat just like the t28 super heavy could take out a maus but again practicality issues most bridges in europe werent fortified enough to carry either tank even one at a time

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