>>120301001>>120302508Okay, so, afer reading this, me and some buddies went through mutiple MBTs and LTs and here is what we found:
>If your reload speed changes, for whatever reason, you need to switch to a different vehicle, then back, to see the updated reload speed in the garage>If you pile on reload speed on a Light Tank, you will get the full effect from it.>There is a potential bug that causes a difference between displayed reload time and actual reload time. It is unclear when and how this updates, but it might be related to the switcheroo workaround describe above. The game acts correctly, though. You may experience a shot delay. This seems to be just a display bug.Moving on:
>MBTs are hard-capped at 8% reload speed reduction.>If you have a crew member (rank 4 for 4% reload speed increase) with "Rapid Fire", you are at 9%, out of which only 8% are applied.>If you have a commander with 10% reduction, only 8% are applied.>If you have retrofits that come up to more than 8%, only 8% are applied.>If you have any combination of the three, only 8% are applied.Tested MBTs:
Leopard 1, stacked bonus: 23%.
>Base reload: 6.67s>Garage displayed (and expected) reload: 5.14s>Actual reload (displayed in game): 6.14s6.14s is 8% faster than 6.67s
Challenger 1, stacked bonus: 18%
>Base reload: 8.57s>Garage displayed (and expected) reload: 7.03s>Actual reload (displayed in game): 7.88s7.88s is 8% faster than 8.57s
Leopard 2, stacked bonus: 23%
>Base reload: 8.57s>Garage displayed (and expected) reload: 6.6s>Actual reload (displayed in game): 7.89s7.89s is 8% faster than 8.57s
For comparison, LTs:
Scorpion, stacked bonus: 17%
>Base reload: 6.67s>Garage displayed (and expected) reload: 5.54s>Actual reload (displayed in game): 5.54s5.54s is 17% faster than 6.67s
M41 Walker Bulldog, stacked bonus: 22%
>Base reload: 5.93s>Garage displayed (and expected) reload: 4.62s>Actual reload (displayed in game): 4.62s4.63s is 22% faster than 5.93s
