Zachlam Tager - Revision history

U42773747: It's very glitchy currently, but it is what it is. I didn't extensively test the missile behaviour, it could also change significantly.

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 {{main|Tager}}
-The main weapons are the LFK SS.11 missiles. There are 4 of them on the top of the truck and 2 reserve missiles are stored in the boxes in the very back.
+The main weapons are the LFK SS.11 missiles. There are 4 of them on the top of the truck and 2 reserve missiles are stored in the boxes in the very back. Emergency ammunition box can supply 6 more.
 These missiles are wire guided, which means that in RB you will have to guide them with WASD (tank movement inputs) and cannot move the vehicle until they hit a target. In AB, they are guided with the mouse and do not prevent the {{PAGENAME}} from moving after launching (it is still necessary to stop to fire). These missiles cannot be efficiently cut off to attack multiple targets, as they will immediately drop to the ground if the control signal is lost.
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 When launched, the missiles will fly straight for about 70 m, then attempt to turn towards initial sniper crosshairs position. If it's necessary to launch them to the side, launch them upwards, as otherwise they will usually crash to the ground. At melee range, treat them like rockets. After the guidance system activates, it becomes possible to correct their course. Since the truck does not turn well in place and does not turn at all when standing upright, positioning and planning becomes very important.
-Missiles fire from the left to the right and reload from the right to the left. Each shot forces a 1 second "reload". The ready rack is reloaded at a rate of 1 missile per 3 seconds, but only when the carrier is not firing (like on the tank autoloaders) or reloading, resulting in at least 5 seconds wait after firing. If entirety of the ready rack was used, a forced 13 seconds reload penalty is applied after the ready ammo rack reloaded one missile, effectively making the carrier to stop firing and reloading for at least 18-23 seconds. Do note, that ammo rack reload penalty is applied even if capture point or AB mechanics already rearmed ready rack completely.
+Missiles fire from the left to the right and reload from the right to the left. Each shot forces a 1 second "reload". The ready rack is currently infinite, as the missiles will simply appear if there is nothing left to fire. If all "real" missiles were used, a forced 13 seconds reload penalty is applied after the carrier rearms one missile. Rearm on a capture point or from a box takes 8 seconds per missile so carrier will have to wait for 21 seconds before firing at worst.
-Rearm on a capture point takes 8 seconds per missile and tends to put missiles straight into missile ready rack. Since reload penalty is applied even if the vehicle rearmed its entire ammo pool in AB, rearm outside of a capture point takes 70 seconds + the forced reload of 13 seconds.
+As such, it's generally better to not use the last missile and to wait 8 seconds until the capture point puts next missile into the ready rack instead of incurring the reload penalty and being forced to wait for 21 seconds. The Zachlam cannot fire-and-forget multiple missiles, and it cannot really guide missiles at point blank range, so it's usually detrimental to wait longer.
 Unlike with most of the other wire guided missile carriers, it is possible to choose if you want to launch the missile straight forward or upwards. This allows a smart operator to bombard enemy tanks out and over cover and then unload its entire ammo rack when they lose patience and try to rush the position. Keep in mind, the half track must be stationary for missiles to fire, so it is important to prepare for a counter-attack properly.
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 Even if you have nothing to do, do not forget to constantly look around you and scout enemy tanks, as this will indirectly make your teammates protect you and may give you free assists, which you can use to spawn a bomber to kill time while your launchers rearm.
-In some cases, it is possible to use the Zachlam even in a city by hiding behind concrete blocks, containers or dumpsters, as they often hide the hull completely and allow you to scout and guide missiles over them (at least 150 m range is necessary for them to connect). Even an inexperienced operator should manage atleast a 25% hit rate, and in AB it's possible to reload outside of a capture point, so it's a viable tactic. Here are some practical examples:
+In some cases, it is possible to use the Zachlam even in a city by hiding behind concrete blocks, containers or dumpsters, as they often hide the hull completely and allow you to scout and guide missiles over them (at least 150 m range is necessary for them to connect). Even an inexperienced operator should manage atleast a 25% hit rate, and its still better than being directly exposed to tanks with aim assist. Here are some practical examples:
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-Ultimately, the Zachlam's full attack potential is realized when standing on a fortified capture point, as it allows it to avoid waiting for 80 seconds to get more missiles and may lead to situations in which enemy team simply cannot move in to attack without an airstrike due to an endless suppressing fire from you. This only works on capture points which can fully protect the hull and missiles, which means that certain capture points, or even certain sides of those capture points are vastly superior to others.
+Ultimately, the Zachlam's full attack potential is realized when standing on a fortified capture point, as it allows it to constantly get more missiles and may lead to situations in which enemy team simply cannot move in to attack without an airstrike due to an endless suppressing fire from you. This only works on capture points which can fully protect the hull and missiles, which means that certain capture points, or even certain sides of those capture points are vastly superior to others.
 Here are some examples of firing from well protected capture points. Do note, that missile rack should be pointing directly towards the target to reduce a chance of misfiring, and Zachlam must be parked at least 160 m away from opponents. Do not use the last missile to avoid the reload penalty and to continue supressing an enemy team:
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-Unlike with the stand-off sniping, if enemy team calls artillery strike on you during this, fire off the last missile, let capture point instantly restore your ammo, then retreat. This will allow you to only wait for about 20 seconds instead of 80 before firing again, which means that you don't have to abandon the capture point completely.
+Unlike with the stand-off sniping, if enemy team calls artillery strike on you during this, retreat. Do not fire off the last missile and use ammunition box if you think that you can still protect the point from nearby cover.
 '''RB tips'''
-The Zachlam gets very few options. The safest way to play is simply as a scout, using hills for cover and scouting through the safety of your binoculars, occasionally sniping exposed tanks. Every enemy you encounter is an immense threat, and none is easy to destroy: even light vehicles may dodge or shoot down your missiles. You can only stay close to strategic points with the 6 missiles, and if none of the strategic points are in your team's control, there is simply nothing the Zachlam can do besides staying low and passively scouting.
+The Zachlam gets very few options. The safest way to play is simply as a scout, using hills for cover and scouting through the safety of your binoculars, occasionally sniping exposed tanks. Every enemy you encounter is an immense threat, and none is easy to destroy: even light vehicles may dodge or shoot down your missiles. You can only stay close to strategic points with the 6 missiles, and if none of the strategic points are in your team's control, there is simply nothing the Zachlam can do besides staying low and passively scouting. If you feel like you must do something about an emergent situation, use the ammunition box.
 '''Notable enemies'''
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 '''Pros:'''
-* Has four missiles ready to fire
+* Has four missiles ready to fire (currently, actually all 6)
 * Missiles are loaded and armed quickly if the ready rack is not expended
-* Has significantly better maximum range than other missile carriers
+* Has significantly better maximum range than other manual missile carriers
 * Missiles can deal significant damage to targets, especially if the explosion detonates ammo racks or fuel tanks
 * Can attack both directly and indirectly depending on the terrain and range

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 During the IDF arming process during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the IDF employed several American half-tracks as their main APCs. Vehicles like the M2, M3, M5, and M9 were acquired from different sources. Many were adapted for different purposes, like the [[TCM-20]] SPAA. With the introduction of the French SS.11 ATGM in the 1950s (locally designated "Tager"), it was decided to use the abundant American half-tracks for anti-armour purposes. Even though they were somewhat obsolete by then, they saw most of their action during the Six-Day War of 1967 against T-54s. However, due to a lack of doctrinal knowledge in ATGM usage, many Tagers were ignored during the conflict, and it is not clear if any scored kills.
-Introduced in [[Update "Wind of Change"]], the '''Zachlam Tager'''<nowiki/>'s Tager missiles have, like most early ATGMs, keyboard-guided controls and slow speeds compared to contemporary tank shells. However, the missiles pack a hefty punch and are quite manoeuvrable once you get the hang of the controls, and are an enabler that lets you take on heavily armoured Cold War heavy tanks front-on if need be, rewarding skillful play but with some amount of risk involved. Since the Zachlam Tager is fast, it can reach objectives faster than most MBTs, hide in well-camouflaged positions and strike at any enemy that tries to take back the area with its missiles. The missiles have a moderate speed for the tier, being faster than some early ATGMs such as the [[Type 60 ATM]]'s missiles or the [[ZBD86]]'s ATGM, but it is certainly not the fastest overall and does take a few seconds to reach its target. With fairly responsive controls for MCLOS missiles and also having leading speed among the small but still somewhat diverse MCLOS missile pool, the Zachlam Tager is only held back by its very poor protection due to its open top and unarmoured nature, as well as the very small bank of only 6 ATGMs loaded at any given time.
+Introduced in [[Update "Wind of Change"]], the '''Zachlam Tager'''<nowiki/>'s Tager missiles have, like most early ATGMs, keyboard-guided controls and slow speeds compared to contemporary tank shells. However, the missiles pack a hefty punch and are quite manoeuvrable once you get the hang of the controls, and are an enabler that lets you take on heavily armoured Cold War heavy tanks front-on if need be, rewarding skillful play but with some amount of risk involved. Since the Zachlam Tager is fast, it can reach objectives faster than most MBTs, hide in well-camouflaged positions and strike at any enemy that tries to take back the area with its missiles. The missiles have a moderate speed for the tier, being faster than some early ATGMs such as the [[Type 60 ATM]]'s missiles or the [[ZBD86]]'s ATGM, but it is certainly not the fastest overall and does take a few seconds to reach its target. With fairly responsive controls for MCLOS missiles and also having leading speed among the small but still somewhat diverse MCLOS missile pool, the Zachlam Tager is only held back by its very poor protection due to its open top and unarmoured nature, as well as the very small bank of only 4 ATGMs loaded at any given time.
 == General info ==
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 When launched, the missiles will fly straight for about 70 m, then attempt to turn towards initial sniper crosshairs position. If it's necessary to launch them to the side, launch them upwards, as otherwise they will usually crash to the ground. At melee range, treat them like rockets. After the guidance system activates, it becomes possible to correct their course. Since the truck does not turn well in place and does not turn at all when standing upright, positioning and planning becomes very important.
-Missiles fire from the left to the right and reload from the right to the left. Each shot forces a 1 second "reload". The ready rack is reloaded at a rate of 1 missile per 3 seconds, but only when the carrier is not firing (like on the tank autoloaders) or reloading, resulting in atleast 5 seconds wait after firing. If entirety of the ready rack was used, a forced 13 seconds reload penalty is applied after the ready ammo rack reloaded one missile, effectively making the carrier to stop firing and reloading for at least 18-23 seconds. Do note, that ammo rack reload penalty is applied even if capture point or AB mechanics already rearmed ready rack completely.
+Missiles fire from the left to the right and reload from the right to the left. Each shot forces a 1 second "reload". The ready rack is reloaded at a rate of 1 missile per 3 seconds, but only when the carrier is not firing (like on the tank autoloaders) or reloading, resulting in at least 5 seconds wait after firing. If entirety of the ready rack was used, a forced 13 seconds reload penalty is applied after the ready ammo rack reloaded one missile, effectively making the carrier to stop firing and reloading for at least 18-23 seconds. Do note, that ammo rack reload penalty is applied even if capture point or AB mechanics already rearmed ready rack completely.
 Rearm on a capture point takes 8 seconds per missile and tends to put missiles straight into missile ready rack. Since reload penalty is applied even if the vehicle rearmed its entire ammo pool in AB, rearm outside of a capture point takes 70 seconds + the forced reload of 13 seconds.

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 == Description ==
 <!-- ''In the description, the first part should be about the history of the creation and combat usage of the vehicle, as well as its key features. In the second part, tell the reader about the ground vehicle in the game. Insert a screenshot of the vehicle, so that if the novice player does not remember the vehicle by name, he will immediately understand what kind of vehicle the article is talking about.'' -->
-During the IDF arming process during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the IDF employed several American half-tracks as their main APCs. Vehicles like the M2, M3, M5, and M9 were acquired from different sources. Many were adapted for different purposes, like the [[TCM-20]] SPAA. With the introduction of the French SS.11 ATGM in the 1950s (locally designated "Tager"), it was decided to use the abundant American half-tracks for anti-armour purposes. Even though they were somewhat obsolete by then, they saw most of their action during the Six-Day War of 1967 against T-54s. However due to a lack of doctrinal knowledge in of ATGM usage, many Tagers were ignored during the conflict, and it is not clear if any scored kills.
+During the IDF arming process during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the IDF employed several American half-tracks as their main APCs. Vehicles like the M2, M3, M5, and M9 were acquired from different sources. Many were adapted for different purposes, like the [[TCM-20]] SPAA. With the introduction of the French SS.11 ATGM in the 1950s (locally designated "Tager"), it was decided to use the abundant American half-tracks for anti-armour purposes. Even though they were somewhat obsolete by then, they saw most of their action during the Six-Day War of 1967 against T-54s. However, due to a lack of doctrinal knowledge in ATGM usage, many Tagers were ignored during the conflict, and it is not clear if any scored kills.
 == General info ==
 === Survivability and armour ===

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 During the IDF arming process during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, the IDF employed several American half-tracks as their main APCs. Vehicles like the M2, M3, M5, and M9 were acquired from different sources. Many were adapted for different purposes, like the [[TCM-20]] SPAA. With the introduction of the French SS.11 ATGM in the 1950s (locally designated "Tager"), it was decided to use the abundant American half-tracks for anti-armour purposes. Even though they were somewhat obsolete by then, they saw most of their action during the Six-Day War of 1967 against T-54s. However due to a lack of doctrinal knowledge in of ATGM usage, many Tagers were ignored during the conflict, and it is not clear if any scored kills.
-Introduced in [[Update "Wind of Change"]], the '''Zachlam Tager'''<nowiki/>'s Tager missiles have, like most early ATGMs, uncomfortable controls and very slow speed. However, they do pack a heavy punch, and it should be used with its advantages and weaknesses in mind. Since the Zachlam Tager is fast, it can reach objectives faster than most MBTs, and then hide in well-camouflaged positions and strike any enemy that tries to take back the area with missiles. The missiles are slow and have a lot of inertia in their movements, thus, calm and steady changes of course are recommended instead of drastic changes of direction. The ideal range for missile shots in flat ground, is around 200-600 m, since less than 300 m may result in poor handling and more than 600 m is hard to hit because the missiles are very slow and many tanks can shoot them down with their machine guns.
+Introduced in [[Update "Wind of Change"]], the '''Zachlam Tager'''<nowiki/>'s Tager missiles have, like most early ATGMs, keyboard-guided controls and slow speeds compared to contemporary tank shells. However, the missiles pack a hefty punch and are quite maneuverable once you get the hang of the controls, and are an enabler that lets you take on heavily armored Cold War heavy tanks front-on if need be - rewarding skillful play but with some amount of risk involved. Since the Zachlam Tager is fast, it can reach objectives faster than most MBTs, hide in well-camouflaged positions and strike at any enemy that tries to take back the area with its missiles. The missiles have a moderate speed for the tier, being faster than some early ATGMs such as the [[Type 60 ATM]]'s missiles or the [[ZBD86]]'s ATGM, but it is certainly not the fastest overall and does take a few seconds to reach its target. With fairly responsive controls for MCLOS missiles and also having leading speed among the small but still somewhat diverse MCLOS missile pool, the Zachlam Tager is only really held back by its very poor protection due to its open top and unarmored nature as well as the very small bank of only 6 ATGMs loaded at any given time.
 == General info ==
 === Survivability and armour ===
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   is very fast when moving forward in a straight line, even competing with light tanks when spaded. Unfortunately, it has a poor reverse, so it's significantly less mobile than [[RakJPz 2]] and the operator must commit to their fights or be destroyed.
-The Zachlam is both a wheeled and tracked vehicle; it heavily suffers from the downsides of both types until all upgrades are researched - it can't turn well in place due to the wheels and will outright refuse to readjust when standing on a hill or in the mud (maximum turn speed of 0.3° a second), and it can't really use roads to accelerate due to the tracks. Carrier also has nearly no mass and does not keep momentum after collisions, so it's best to avoid crashing into obstacles.
+The Zachlam Tager is both a wheeled and tracked vehicle; it heavily suffers from the downsides of both types until all upgrades are researched - it can't turn well in place due to the wheels and will outright refuse to readjust when standing on a hill or in the mud (maximum turn speed of 0.3° a second), and it can't really use roads to accelerate due to the tracks. Carrier also has nearly no mass and does not keep momentum after collisions, so it's best to avoid crashing into obstacles.
 The drive wheels are the tracks in the back - the front wheels do not generate any momentum and if the half-track manages to hang itself on some ladder or rocks, it will be forever stuck there, unless the missile launch recoil managed to kick the front of the truck off it.
-Until the Zachlam is spaded, it has a general forward speed of 42 km/h in AB and 30-35 km/h in RB. Researching all of the mobility modules together dramatically improves the acceleration, adds another 7 km/h of maximum off-road speed, allows the truck to almost spin in place on flat ground, and enables the ability to use paved roads to reach maximum speed of 70-80 km/h.
+Until the Zachlam Tager is spaded, it has a general forward speed of 42 km/h in AB and 30-35 km/h in RB. Researching all of the mobility modules together dramatically improves the acceleration, adds another 7 km/h of maximum off-road speed, allows the truck to almost spin in place on flat ground, and enables the ability to use paved roads to reach maximum speed of 70-80 km/h.
 The truck barely has enough horsepower to push itself up steep hills, but it will still do so at 5 km/h speed in most cases.
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 {{main|Tager}}
-The main weapons are the LFK SS.11 missiles. There is 4 of them on the top of the truck and 2 reserve missiles are stored in the boxes in the very back.
+The main weapons are the LFK SS.11 missiles. There are 4 of them on the top of the truck and 2 reserve missiles are stored in the boxes in the very back.
 These missiles are wire guided, which means that in RB you will have to guide them with WASD (tank movement inputs) and cannot move the vehicle until they hit a target. In AB, they are guided with the mouse and do not prevent the {{PAGENAME}} from moving after launching (it is still necessary to stop to fire). These missiles cannot be efficiently cut off to attack multiple targets, as they will immediately drop to the ground if the control signal is lost.
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 * Has very light armour and is open topped which makes this vehicle very vulnerable to enemy fire, artillery, and enemy aircraft
 * Cannot fire on the move
-* Relatively low ammunition count
+* Low ammunition count
 * Slow reload penalty if the entire ready rack is fired too quickly
 * Controls have a dead zone of ~150 m, which combined with launch/reload patterns makes fighting in cramped spaces difficult

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 * Can attack both directly and indirectly depending on the terrain and range
 * Relatively small profile and sight position allows this vehicle to stay low when hull down
-* Zachlam chassis is highly maneuverable with a high top speed when modified
+* Zachlam chassis is highly manoeuvrable with a high top speed when modified
 * Has access to scouting, which is especially useful if the vehicle runs out of missiles
 * Unassuming truck-like profile may trick enemies into ignoring the vehicle in urban environments

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 The binocular on top of the vehicle cannot be targeted by AB aim assist or hit, but will make it visible. This is most relevant when fighting artillery tanks, as they can use HE-VT to shell Zachlam from almost anywhere, even if any other tank can't touch it.
 '''Notes:''' <!-- Any additional notes which the user needs to be aware of -->
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 {{Specs-Tank-Mobility}}
 <!-- ''Write about the mobility of the ground vehicle. Estimate the specific power and manoeuvrability, as well as the maximum speed forwards and backwards.'' -->
-{{PAGENAME}}is very fast when moving forward in a straight line, even competing with light tanks when spaded. Unfortunately, it has a poor reverse, so it's significantly less mobile than [[RakJPz 2]] and the operator must commit to their fights or be destroyed.
+{{PAGENAME}}
 The Zachlam is both a wheeled and tracked vehicle; it heavily suffers from the downsides of both types until all upgrades are researched - it can't turn well in place due to the wheels and will outright refuse to readjust when standing on a hill or in the mud (maximum turn speed of 0.3° a second), and it can't really use roads to accelerate due to the tracks. Carrier also has nearly no mass and does not keep momentum after collisions, so it's best to avoid crashing into obstacles.

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 '''Pros:'''
-* Can rush objectives due to a high movement speed when spaded
+* Has four missiles ready to fire
-* Has 4 shots ready, can attack both directly and indirectly depending on the situation and range
+* Missiles are loaded and armed quickly if the ready rack is not expended
-* Has significantly better maximum range than the [[type 60 ATM]]
+* Has significantly better maximum range than other missile carriers
-* Counts as a scout tank while being an ATGM tank, which allows it to negate smoke screens in AB and to earn points faster in RB
+* Missiles can deal significant damage to targets, especially if the explosion detonates ammo racks or fuel tanks
-* Missile can be guided without the sniper crosshairs in AB, unlike with most other carriers at the rank
+* Can attack both directly and indirectly depending on the terrain and range
 '''Cons:'''
-* Has nearly no armour and is open topped, thus very vulnerable to anything at close range, can be easily destroyed by a fighter plane or forced to move by artillery
+* Has very light armour and is open topped which makes this vehicle very vulnerable to enemy fire, artillery, and enemy aircraft
-* Half-track has a tendency to get permanently stuck if driven carelessly
+* Cannot fire on the move
-* Unlike similar [[RakJPz 2]], can't properly fight if attacked from multiple sides, requires high situational awareness
+* Relatively low ammunition count
-* Heavily penalizes user for emptying the entire ready rack
+* Slow reload penalty if the entire ready rack is fired too quickly
-* The controls have a dead zone of ~150 m, which combined with launch/reload patterns makes fights in cramped spaces a bit stressful due to ATGM not always making a fatal hit
+* Controls have a dead zone of ~150 m, which combined with launch/reload patterns makes fighting in cramped spaces difficult
-* Low ammunition count won't let you use it as a stand-off sniper for long, though it's possible (technically irrelevant in AB if you can wait for 80 seconds)
+* The missile's relatively slow speed can lead to a miss if the target is far away or moves and also allows a chance for the enemy to shoot it down
-* Weak and slow missiles can easily be shot down even by the weakest of machine guns
+* Missiles can detonate prematurely on obstacles such as walls and trees
 == History ==
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 <!-- ''Links to the articles on the War Thunder Wiki that you think will be useful for the reader, for example:''
 * ''reference to the series of the vehicles;''
-* ''links to approximate analogues of other nations and research trees.'' -->
+* ''links to approximate analogues of other nations and research trees.'' -->Vehicles of similar design or capabilities
 * [[M3 Half-Track (Family)]]
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Zachlam Tager - Revision history

U42773747: It's very glitchy currently, but it is what it is. I didn't extensively test the missile behaviour, it could also change significantly.

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U89549472: deleted unused "armour type" section and fixed fonts in /*Mobility*/ section

U43191476: Update to Pros and Cons and See Also sections

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U120313908: /* Description */Added history and gameplay content

U89549472: deleted unused "armour type" section and fixed fonts in /Mobility/ section