The f15 wouldn’t be affected because the ordinance will dictate its class for the sp system
So if you don’t bring any a2g ordinance on your f15 it will be regarded as a fighter
That’s probably my biggest problem with the entire mechanic. Most maps entirely remove AA from that interaction because there is no minimum altitude for the nuke drop.
In the early BR brackets that have the Jaguar and Su-7 as nuke carriers enemy planes also really aren’t a threat unless they already were in the air when the nuke spawned.
I don’t think a minimum altitude should be realistic, because if it was, it would mean that nuke planes actually don’t have a chance at higher BR
Maybe like 300m min alt at time of drop
Some nice announcements
But this is a bad idea
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so kf41 for germany when?
us get a vehicle us build but only operated by thailand at the same update as thailand get it, so germany also can get a german build vehicle that (currently) only operated by hungary right?
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Uh oh, a new can of worms just got opened
The same is going to be the case if Germany does not get the KF51
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There are still many people on both sides of our strait who have devoted themselves to reunification, whether it is peace or war. Has anyone worked hard for your reunification with Thailand?
I think the US tested it or something.
You all seem to miss the point
Why should the Chinese tree be allowed to have US vehicles but the Japanese tree not to have Chinese vehicles
“rules for thee but not for me”
And if you think iam Japanese you couldn’t be more wrong, try somewhere on the other side of the globe
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And so the kf41 was tested in Germany as well
Then they should add it to Germany, that’s my stance on it at least
The Stingray specifically was a variant with the LAV-105 turret that competed to replace the Sheridan but it lost
An even bigger, much more problematic can of worms
Yeah the us tested a bunch of soviet aircraft
That they acquired from various sources
That would be something, wouldn’t it
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American vehicle, that competed in a US program, goes to US, doesn’t seem like a huge issue
So should the US get the Leopard 2AV then?
That’s a different reasoning than “the US tested it”
On this point, we are also arguing at home. Personally, I have no objection to joining vt4 to Japan. However, there are two problems. First, the time is wrong. The upcoming 80th anniversary of the victory of the anti-fascist war, why do you give them China’s vehicles at such a time? Second, renege. I remember they said a long time ago that vt4 would not be added to Japan. They always change their minds.
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That’s why I said “I think the US tested it or something”, I remembered something about the US testing the Stingray but I didn’t remember specifics. Either way the US vehicle part alone should be enough
Isn’t that a German tank?