Nope
Yup
hhaha
Definetly overdue.
LMAO. You’ve never even used the Me 210 v22, so you have no right to make fun of me LOL.
I am surprised this thread remains open more than three days.
The last two Planned Battle Rating Changes threads (January 2026 and April 2026) were closed 3 days after their initial posts.
Isn’t it time we get an updated table and discuss it in the Round 2 thread?
Shoot the MG with HE it kills it I do it all with the British 75
Vehicle: Bf109G-2 trop (and all sub variants)
Mode: GRB
BR change: 4.3-> 4.3 (remains the same)
Reason:
There is no 4.7 ground lineup for Germany except a very rare event vehicle (pak puma). It does not overperform horrendously at 4.3 and will be nearly unused at 4.7.
Mode: Ground Realistic Battles
Vehicle: Wiesel 1A4
BR Change: 7.3 → 6.7 / 7.0
Reasoning:
The Wiesel 1A4 is currently over‑tiered at 7.3. While it features thermal imaging and a laser rangefinder, these do not justify its current BR for an SPAA vehicle with only a 20mm DM63 cannon.
Insufficient Firepower & Protection: The 20mm DM63 round cannot effectively penetrate common U.S. and Soviet medium or heavy tanks at 7.3, while the vehicle itself has extremely poor protection – it can even be penetrated by .50 cal fire from the front.
Limited Benefit of Thermal & LRF: The laser rangefinder offers little advantage on a 66mm penetration cannon. Most battles around 7.0 are on small maps where thermal imaging is not essential for target acquisition. As a pure SPAA vehicle, these features contribute far less than they would on an MBT.
Comparison to Similar Vehicles: The SUB-I-II and AMX-10P sit at BR 5.x, while the Wiesel 1A4 is placed at 7.3 – a massive gap for vehicles with comparable combat roles and firepower. Apart from thermal and LRF, it is essentially a more mobile SUB-I-II.
Tactical Gap for Germany: Germany lacks high‑mobility vehicles after 6.3, which prevents its slow heavy tanks from reaching the front line effectively. Lowering the Wiesel 1A4 would fill this tactical gap, providing the team with much‑needed scouting and flanking support.
Alternative Solution: If a BR reduction is not granted, removing the thermal and laser rangefinder and lowering it to 6.x would be a reasonable compromise.
Therefore, the Wiesel 1A4 should be moved down to 6.7 or 7.0 to better reflect its actual combat effectiveness.
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Snail favourite dish and reason premium su30s sit at 13.3.
2 more instead of 2 r73?
Mode: Ground Realistic Battles
Vehicle: Ar 234 C3
BR Change: 7.3 → 7.0
Reasoning:
The Ar 234 C3 should be moved down to 7.0, in line with the recent BR reduction of the IL‑28 from 7.3 to 7.0 in Ground Realistic Battles. Compared to the IL‑28, the Ar 234 C3 carries only three bombs total, with a significantly smaller payload – far less than the IL‑28’s multiple bomb options. This severely limits its ground‑attack efficiency, as it can destroy at most three targets per sortie, whereas the IL‑28 can carry a much heavier and more versatile loadout. Additionally, the IL‑28 is equipped with a defensive tail turret for self‑protection, while the Ar 234 C3 has no defensive armament at all, making it far more vulnerable to enemy fighters and interceptors. Given that the IL‑28 has already been deemed suitable for 7.0, the Ar 234 C3 – with inferior ordnance and no rear defense – certainly does not belong at a higher BR. Therefore, it should be reduced to 7.0 to reflect its actual combat effectiveness in the CAS role.
It would be like the Su-34, yeh.
But with hms which is neat for r73 off bore shots
It’s because the Su-34 has eight fox 3s.
Mode: Ground Realistic Battles
Vehicle: M163, ZSU-23-4M2
BR Change: 7.3 → 7.7
Reasoning:
Both the M163 and ZSU-23-4M2 are currently over‑performing at 7.3 and should be moved up to 7.7.
The M163 features a 3000 rpm cannon with no overheating, allowing sustained fire, and is equipped with an optical tracking system that provides a lead indicator, making target engagement highly effective against any airborne threat.
The ZSU-23-4M2 mounts four 23mm cannons with a devastating rate of fire and carries 4000 rounds, with an additional 4000 rounds available via an ammunition box (reserve), giving it virtually unlimited sustained firepower. Even without radar, its fast turret traverse and high‑velocity ammunition make it lethal against low‑flying targets.
At 7.3, both of these vehicles frequently face late‑WWII propeller aircraft and early jets that have no stand‑off weapons or countermeasures, making them virtually untouchable. They are far more capable than other SPAAs at this BR, such as the Wiesel 1A4 (which is not even a dedicated AA), while comparable radar‑equipped or high‑calibre SPAAs like the VEAK 40 and zsu-37-2 already sit at 7.7. Raising both the M163 and ZSU‑23‑4M2 to 7.7 would align them with similarly effective anti‑air platforms and prevent them from dominating lower‑tier matches.
This change means mkk will be able to have both 2 ld10 and 2 r77 while having 6 kh29td. Also if it can carry r77 on inner r73 pylons, can it carry 2 more pl12 as well? If yes that means it can also carry 2 more ld10 considering its based on sd10, export variant of pl12.
I made a quick, low-effort discussion post about this a while ago, and apparently the Chinese Su-30 can also carry the R-77-1.
The discussion was mainly about moving the aircraft up in battle rating while figuring out its capabilities. I also wanted to find out whether it could use the dual missile pylons like the Su-27. From what I found, the Su-27 can’t actually use the dual pylons after all; apparently, only the Su-35 can.
A lot of people liked the idea of a 13.7 Su-30 with dual pylons, but it would completely upset the balance at lower battle ratings. The tech tree Su-27SM is already very strong with the dual pylons too.
If i had to choose between an MK2/MKK and 27SM/J11B at 13.7, i would take anything else with a working radar lol


