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The fast and deadly ‘Jaguar’ torpedo boat is one of the best representatives of its class in War Thunder.
The German Typ-Klasse 140 Jaguar torpedo boat was developed between 1957 and 1963 for action in the Baltic Sea. The Jaguar was a direct descendent of the WWII-era German Schnellboots. The shipbuilders factored all of their experience using torpedo boats into it and attempted to adapt the vessel for modern combat situations.
Since the Jaguar was intended for open-water situations, it was especially made to be large and powerful, with an impressive fuel range. The Jaguar had a tonnage of 210 tons. Running economically, it was capable of travelling 1,000 miles, which is quite a magnificent distance for this type of naval vehicle. It had four 3,000-horsepower engines, which were capable of achieving a speed of up to 43.5 knots – a very high speed for a torpedo boat with such a large tonnage. In fact, despite having twice the tonnage of wartime Schnellboots, the Jaguar was capable of achieving a very similar speed! Its armament is succinct and efficient. The engineers rejected low-caliber anti-air artillery and backup torpedoes in favour of four torpedo launchers and two automatic Bofors 40 mm guns.
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In War Thunder, the Jaguar is at rank IV in the German Navy tech tree. It is noticeably faster than many of its “classmates,” but is still considered equal in terms of firepower. Its four torpedo launchers allow it to launch a whole barrage of fast, deadly torpedoes at the enemy at once, or sink four enemy ships with torpedoes alone with individual aimed shots. Even if they are able to dodge the torpedoes, they won’t get away from the 40 mm rounds fired by the Bofors, which can tear apart the hulls of enemy ships and the plating of aircraft equally with ease. The Jaguar however, has almost no armour. Only the cabin and the gunners’ posts on the cannon installations have bulletproof plating, so you’ll need to take full advantage of the ship’s superiority in terms of speed and range of fire to avoid incoming rounds.
The Typ-Klasse 140 Jaguar will become available to our players for the first time during one of the next closed pre-beta tests of the War Thunder Naval Battles. Sign up to join the ranks of the testers and be the first to take this new ship for a spin!
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this being a tier 4 made me lose hope for big ships. this thing is barely a destroyer
I see you have no idea how would look realistic battles of bigger ships, not fun at all.
Rekaw, Disagree. I will find it fun at least. I guess that was only me.
Looks great! Really looking forward to boats! :))
Never mind boats, I want a freakin' canoe!
Post war boat \o/ Historical flag \o/ Also a post war boat pretest this weekend! \o/ Nice work Gaijin! ...and still a boat.
please use bigger ships .............
No, they will only have small boats as bigger boats will be extremely hard to play against PT boats and other small crafts.
pokenaut7, they shouldn't be pt boats in the game in the first place big imposing capital ships is what the majority of people want just look at the success of wows gaijin is wasting their time with pt boats
it will be so good to see the Bismark , Yamato , Hood, Graf Spee, Konga, Prince of whales, Isokazi, Atlanta.............the list goes on and on if u do bigger ships.....
be even better if you learn to spell and come up with an argument relating to gameplay...
Have you tried the German barge last week? Great firepower and armor... but the thing had so much inertia i had to check if the engine was on after starting to accelerate, and it took more than 30 seconds to do a 90° turn. On calm water. It's a glance of what Battleship gameplay would look like. Real battleships do not reach 200km/h like in "another project".
dont know why everyone keeps whining about big ships, they do NOT move like the ships in OTHER games, they would be a large lumbering target, that couldnt even move in the waters these boats are in. I agree it would be fun to see them on this engine, but they have no real value in the WT landscapes for the most part. These boats are small-ish, maneuverable terrors of the waves, enjoy them for what they are, instead of dreaming of fake WoWS part2.
I completely agree, nice to see someone else with some logic
That doesn't mean they won't be fun, there's plenty of people out there with the patience to play big ships. And stop acting like wanting big ships in this game is a bad thing like honestly.
yes it is true that all of these boats look absolutely amazing, they are elaborate and it is know it was worth a lot of work and effort. But it's still just boats. just a small ship, but the ship, a corvette and a frigate to start
I love how every person whining about wanting big ships seems to think that they will move like they do in a certain other game... also, I don't think you will have fun in your BBs when an entire squad of dive bombers come and blow you to kingdom come when they hit your ammo storage. Or ever worse, something like an R2Y2 dropping 800kgs of Naval AP imperialism into your ship. Do remember this game is about combined arms, not just each one in its own little world where the other doesnt exist.
with a 30kg (or was it 60kg?) HE filler in that AP bomb the battleships have nothing to fear from Japanese until DM gets a lot more sophisticated. An IL-28 or Tu-14 with their 3000kg might be scarier though. But then, now it's going to be boats facing those same bombs and while they're faster and more maneuverable they're not _that_ good to avoid a divebomber.. and they do not have the advantage of massive amounts of AA guns on board. A whole team of boats has less than some battleships.
bigger ships, let's see. AF-DI takes forever to get going, then combat tunnel vision, and runs aground, now imagine capital ships, the cost of repair, not so much fun now, not to mention the grind. For now I think they doing fine in size of boats for now. A lot of minor bugs need to be worked out at the moment
Do not use the Barge to draw a picture of how Ships work. Most Battleships are more mobile than that thing. I would also appreciate if you stop telling people what is fun to them. I for one would love command an Iowa.
running aground is to be expected when the waterways are 50-100m wide. Bigger ships couldn't even fit on the latest test map.
More Boats :/ And still no ships :/ But except for that. It dose still look amazing :) So on that part. The devs have done an outstanding job :)
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