It says nothing about 'Unreliable' or mechanical failure. In the end, I settled for the drawback of reduced mobility, which makes sense and which is the only consideration mentioned in the associated popup message. Shouldn't there be a substantial penalty for a cost-free armor upgrade like this? But then I thought, if GI's knew that their tank was going to probably break down using this tactic, why would they do so and leave themselves like sitting ducks on the battlefield? The one aspect of this decision that gave me pause was the sandbagged Shermans. It makes the vehicles in question quite useless and to be avoided, thereby posing the question of why have those units in the game in any case?' Well, I have crossed the Rubicon now on this issue.

Units.csv - removed 'Unreliable' trait from type4_ke-nu #62, m4a1_sherman_fa #202, m4a2_sherman_fa #278, m4a3_76w_fa #279, m4a3e8_76w_fa #280, PzKw_V_Panther_D #2071, PzKw_VI_Tiger_H #1130, KV-1_m1940 #2271, SU-76 #3082, SU-76_ART #1128.Īs I said in another thread recently, 'I keep toying with the idea of eliminating that trait altogether from my units.csv because I happen to agree with. I keep a text file that lists all of the customizations that I have made to my copy of OOB nothing approaching mod status, just preferences and corrections made to Data and Language files.

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