definitive / best built IRL i think he means
Jean-Bart is a bit iconic, Clemenceau behind a paywall would have been fine imo
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definitive in the sense that its the most capable battleship France ever operated
I have no interest in project vessels, regardless of nation or era. If it were up to me I’d remove them all (or, where applicable, revert them to earlier specs)
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Guys this a topic for the Jean Bart any off topic comments will be removed!
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Because at the time of me writing my message it was stated as rank 6 which has happened to change as things do so you bring it up later is you being argumentative and not needed!
Talking about deleted post isn’t allowed and will be removed.
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Okay thanks you
True, I forgot it hadn’t been laid down yet.
Top tier is only top tier when the game is done
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Am I misunderstanding this? Isn’t this a better reload at 2RPM? The other ships have 1.8RPM
Give me a menu option to use the old Naval Arcade aiming, and I will start to spend my money on War Thunder Naval again.
You guys ruined one of my favorite modes. You still refuse to have a conversation about it.
So, I will continue to refuse to play or pay for it.
As possible as Soyuz
Not only that, but it was only ever designed with two internal hardpoints. So even if it was wired or had a radar it’d be beyond useless in ARB.
The MiG 1.44 is even worse, as it straight up didn’t have a radome or any provisions/weapons bay like the Su-47 did.
The YF-23 also lacked a radome and cannot fit any radar. It had provisions for an IRST system that was never fitted.
So the TLDR is that unless standards for additions change and Gaijin starts going into fictional “what-if” territory, none of these planes can be added.
Soyuz was laid down
They were all detailed in full. Not just its weapons, but RWR , Countermeasures and Radar as well as avionics. The same is not true of the EAP. Which just had some dummy missiles and nothing else.
Its not even simply weapons. The Yak has very clear detailed plans of everything mentioned above. The EAP does not. As it was never intended to.
This has already been concluded many times. Please stay on topic.