If the game could handle it, sure. But planes would be its downfall. That's one of the main weaknesses of it. It can't run and it can't hide and air dropped bombs only need to land "good enough" to work.
The reason the ratte can enter the water was because at the time no bridge was able to carry the insane weight of it due to its armour and battleship main cannon and many other guns
man, how are you not getting 100k+ views in every video? the quality is incredible, and video seems well made. Plus you play with camodo, you are criminally underated.
At the moment the Maus was going into development many German engineers read the room and proposed even bigger tanks to the German army, or in special to Hitler himself as he had basically taken over the reigns of the development programs. The Maus never got to the battlefield and the King Tiger had severe problems with mobility, but there were even plans drawn for bigger tanks than the Ratte. To equip those tanks with proper guns they looked into naval guns. One design that was developed was the Schwerer Gustaf railway cannon, but that is basically an artillery gun. Meanwhile the English rejected the design of the TOG 2, which would also classify as a heavy tank, as it was considered too much to be derived from WW1, and new doctrines had developed between the wars.
When I found the Ratte I saw it has a way for water to drain. So then I added stuff for it to be able to move in the water as it could already float. Now me and my friends have used it multiple times in multiplayer against AI and its great.
Ha ha ha. That'd be amazing and amazingly laggy. 10 Rattes fully staffed (at least drivers and gunners and loaders) vs the Yamato, Iowa, and Bismark builds also on the workshop also fully staffed. A clash of lead like Stormworks has never seen at 1 frame every 3-9 months.
Technically there were 6 hulls The V1 maus. Prototype hull The V2 hull and Turret. Krupp also had an order for 5 further V2 maus hulls. Of which 3 were completed, then scrapped. Then there was 1 e100 mock-up.
hey frantic the rat was so heavy that the bridges would all break so it would have had to ford all rivers it came across that is why there are air locks
Why you'd need this in real life in an Army is just ridiculous. A well placed bomb would do the same job. Whether to destroy it or to do its's job instead.
Back in those times, you could just about get any idea kickstarted by "Hadolf Itler" by just adding the following after your pitch of an idea. "And it will also have a massive gun capable of knocking out any allied armored vehicle that it meets." I mean the Schwere Gustav got green lit and built and did you really need a massive artillery gun that could only fire some 15 shots before its barrel had warped beyond safe usage and required a crew of over 300 to lay the track for it, build it, load it, fire it, maintain it, and lug the ammo for it? Wouldn't a Heinkel HE 117 with a crew of 5 and a bomb payload also be able to deliver the hurt? But "Hadlof" probably had a temper tantrum about how it's not a big gun and that it doesn't strike fear into the enemy soldiers. It just sounds like he may have had a complex about big guns.........
Why would there be an airlock.....Frantic, name me one bridge in all of Europe that a Ratte (at a whopping 1,000 tonnes) could possibly cross without it leaving ruins in its wake and an impasse for all future vehicles behind it trying to cross the same gorge or river. If it cannot go over the river and through the woods, it will get to grandmother's house by going through the river and over the woods. Also keep in mind that's supposed to exclusively be limited to rivers, creeks, streams, and springs and not lakes, seas, or oceans. But the Ratte was never supposed to be fast as there was never a practical engine for it. Also, if you could manage a multiplayer session with that an 9 other people, you could have a 6 v 4 situation of 6 of you manning the Ratte and 4 in WWII fighter bombers just to demonstrate the folly of the Ratte and other lumbering rolling forts such as it had.
I remember when someone asked for this and u told them “not anytime soon” we’ll here it is
I remember it too
I think that was probably me
@@Somewhat_Gamer oh nice
I sugested it to videos ago
Every day more incredible and ridiculously huge projects emerge from stormworks.
And it's exciting.
but that one is not new
You should get a whole bunch of people to fully man the ratte and put it against other tanks and even planes
If the game could handle it, sure. But planes would be its downfall. That's one of the main weaknesses of it. It can't run and it can't hide and air dropped bombs only need to land "good enough" to work.
Yes
@@steeljawX Well the original had AA Turrets so
The reason the ratte can enter the water was because at the time no bridge was able to carry the insane weight of it due to its armour and battleship main cannon and many other guns
man, how are you not getting 100k+ views in every video? the quality is incredible, and video seems well made. Plus you play with camodo, you are criminally underated.
Ah yes the airmobile M22 “normal sized”
A normal tank would probably be a Panzer 4 Ausf. H since it’s German.
At the moment the Maus was going into development many German engineers read the room and proposed even bigger tanks to the German army, or in special to Hitler himself as he had basically taken over the reigns of the development programs. The Maus never got to the battlefield and the King Tiger had severe problems with mobility, but there were even plans drawn for bigger tanks than the Ratte. To equip those tanks with proper guns they looked into naval guns. One design that was developed was the Schwerer Gustaf railway cannon, but that is basically an artillery gun. Meanwhile the English rejected the design of the TOG 2, which would also classify as a heavy tank, as it was considered too much to be derived from WW1, and new doctrines had developed between the wars.
When I found the Ratte I saw it has a way for water to drain. So then I added stuff for it to be able to move in the water as it could already float. Now me and my friends have used it multiple times in multiplayer against AI and its great.
How does it move
Well if its great I as a german think that that´s not historically Accurate
id love to use this but i dont think my pc can handle it lol, it has a hard time even with medium size creations lol
big!
You should try doing a battle with this against aircraft or actual naval targets with another player
Ha ha ha. That'd be amazing and amazingly laggy. 10 Rattes fully staffed (at least drivers and gunners and loaders) vs the Yamato, Iowa, and Bismark builds also on the workshop also fully staffed. A clash of lead like Stormworks has never seen at 1 frame every 3-9 months.
You can go through rivers, because every brigde would collapse under the weight
Correction, the Maus had two prototype *hulls* made and a single turret
I call it 1.5 prototypes built since those are essentially the "two halves" of most tanks.
Technically there were 6 hulls
The V1 maus. Prototype hull
The V2 hull and Turret.
Krupp also had an order for 5 further V2 maus hulls. Of which 3 were completed, then scrapped.
Then there was 1 e100 mock-up.
i downloaded this creation and it was awesome driving
hey frantic the rat was so heavy that the bridges would all break so it would have had to ford all rivers it came across that is why there are air locks
P 1000 ratte
Nice
The maus was 100 tons the ratte was going to be 1000 tons ten times as heavy as the maus
Bro really thought that he could go fast in a lump of metal.
(Ps 69th comment)
try to make a bigger tank!
It Big Boi Mk.2
You Should build a battleship
BOSS
P1000
the ratte was supposed to be able for river crossings and similar stuff also i dont think its supposed to float
Try tsunami survival multiplayer with that
Why you'd need this in real life in an Army is just ridiculous. A well placed bomb would do the same job. Whether to destroy it or to do its's job instead.
It was only a paper tank and wasn't even planned
Back in those times, you could just about get any idea kickstarted by "Hadolf Itler" by just adding the following after your pitch of an idea.
"And it will also have a massive gun capable of knocking out any allied armored vehicle that it meets."
I mean the Schwere Gustav got green lit and built and did you really need a massive artillery gun that could only fire some 15 shots before its barrel had warped beyond safe usage and required a crew of over 300 to lay the track for it, build it, load it, fire it, maintain it, and lug the ammo for it? Wouldn't a Heinkel HE 117 with a crew of 5 and a bomb payload also be able to deliver the hurt? But "Hadlof" probably had a temper tantrum about how it's not a big gun and that it doesn't strike fear into the enemy soldiers. It just sounds like he may have had a complex about big guns.........
Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte with a GE LM2500 engine
Big
Imagine using that with friends
Such a unique tank.
Very accurate desiģn i will downlpad the ratte if i had stormqorks
imagine 2 of them in a fight and a crew of 12 people.
"I thought it will be a bit faster" Ummm, it was supposed to weight 1000 tons
the ratte had a weight of 1000 tons so they made it that it could just drive through rivers
He did it...he really did it it's beautiful.🥲
1500P MONSTER IS BIGGER
steam powered Landkreuzer P. 1000 Ratte
Why would there be an airlock.....Frantic, name me one bridge in all of Europe that a Ratte (at a whopping 1,000 tonnes) could possibly cross without it leaving ruins in its wake and an impasse for all future vehicles behind it trying to cross the same gorge or river. If it cannot go over the river and through the woods, it will get to grandmother's house by going through the river and over the woods. Also keep in mind that's supposed to exclusively be limited to rivers, creeks, streams, and springs and not lakes, seas, or oceans. But the Ratte was never supposed to be fast as there was never a practical engine for it. Also, if you could manage a multiplayer session with that an 9 other people, you could have a 6 v 4 situation of 6 of you manning the Ratte and 4 in WWII fighter bombers just to demonstrate the folly of the Ratte and other lumbering rolling forts such as it had.
I believe the Germans were planning to use two 9 cylinder diesel U boat engines to power the Ratte.
Frantic please build a m1 abrams in stormworks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Found this 47 minutes after it was posted
p 1000 ratte wiith Honeywell AGT1500 engines
There is a older version of this that works way better but doesn't have as many guns
Can you close the doors?
Hey frantic can buy heavy tank biggest kv 44
I literally have the tank as my pfp
Omg you listen to me?
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Oh the Nazis super super heavy tank that was not possible to make
No it was it was just unethical