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Cessna posted:Also, you don't always want your hatches locked - what if you have to get out in a hurry? I'm no big-time big-city tankologist, but if I were designing a tank hatch it would absolutely be locked as hell from the inside to prevent someone climbing on top and dropping a grenade inside which would, I imagine, just ruin the tank crew's whole day On the other hand, common sense tank design gets you WW1 type tanks, ie poo poo that will 100% kill your own soldiers faster than the enemy
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Shut up Meg posted:I get your explanation, but I still find it odd that something that is designed to be a really, really effective safe can be opened by someone with a bit of bent metal and some determination. After the battle you'll need the ability to get soldiers out if they are wounded or dead without having to blowtorch it open
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