These are just a small selection of those types of vehicles already in the game and has been in the game for years. And those types of vehicles are still being added.
Then you have to clarify that, it still doesn’t apply though. There are several top tier vehicles of that nature already in the game.
The ones in game are gap fillers who help the tree to keep up.
But things such as abrams x and kf51 will be the only one used.
People waste time expecting more powerful and more modern while the game is not even fixing its own issue and actually add a reasonable maps to fully use the things we already have.
Tanks battle, more like csgo maps. Completely unrealistic to the real life. Who tank battle at a minimum 1km.
Bvr, we are doing bvr at 6km while irl with the same missile can be done at 10km or 12km altitude.
60km maps with 130km missile is stupid. The 14.3 maps should be for the 13.3.
So they are welcome in the game then, and would serve a purpose if added. (and no, there are still vehicles already in the game that doesn’t follow this limitation)
I now fail to see your point or what you are trying to say here.
To add next-generation vehicles, first is needed its predecessors (i.e. CATTB, M1 Thumper, Object 195 (and others countless 152 mm main battle tank test beds), NKPz 87, Leclerc T3 and so on), I don’t think we are ever seeing next-generation, be it early or late main battle tank this year, let alone part of the vehicles that brought these to light as listed earlier.
As far I’m aware there very few to no technology demonstrator in the Soviet Union tech tree, mostly are prototypes because: the terminology “technology demonstrator” wasn’t widely used so technically there are very few to none or it’s exactly none. This same would apply to United States tech tree at early-mid Cold War vehicles if I’m wrong with exceptions like TCM AGS.
This is not what you stated from the start though. You’re shifting goalposts.
Yes we do. A couple of tech trees are at their maximum for in service most modern vehicles and some even have the prototypes for the next not yet in service vehicles, the Black Night in the British tree being one such example and the CV90 Mk.IV in the Swedish tree is another. IRL Sweden even JUST bought the CV90 Mk.III (“Mark 3”) so they are not even buying the Mk.IV (Mark 4) version to have in service.