Do we btw know the performance of Kranvagn gun options? Mainly I am interested of 120mm rifled gun. 150mm Smoothbore seems kind of meme gun
i’d like ti have polish tech tree polish f16 and everything polish please
Karl-Gerat with Munitionsschlepper.
For meme ofc.
Id assume the suggestion itself being called “japanese VB.10”, that its engine layout - the most standout thing about it - isnt that unique among WT vehicles.
TOG II on the other hand is one of a kind.
But I digress.
We shall see. Would certainly make predictions easier in the future. But I personally doubt that “no repeated nations” is the rule here, given its Gaijin were talking about after all.
You however gotta admit that the KV-7 (U-13)s gun layout is alien enough so that it would be fit as DCT vehicle even if noone requested it.
I gotta disagree this being proof of anything.
You didnt really make any questionable factual claims here. You explained your point well, youre polite, and theres no reason for anyone to “correct” you on anything, much less me. The thread is called “predictions” after all.
EDIT:
Now that Ive had some more time to think about it, Im starting to believe that DCT isnt really about vehicles having “unique characteristics” in the traditional sense. It seems to be more about vehicles that are almost entirely defined by one particular gimmick.
So far, DCT vehicles seem to follow roughly the same pattern: they are off-meta, weird or highly specialized vehicles that probably wouldnt see much use as regular tech tree additions, while at the same time not being particularly desirable as conventional event rewards either. their entire appeal is usually concentrated around that one gimmick. They might be interesting to look at, interesting to collect, or fun to mess around with for a few games, but once that novelty wears off, they dont necessarily offer enough general usefulness to become popular vehicles.
That actually makes them pretty well suited for DCT. The event gives Gaijin an excuse to add something that is memorable precisely because of how strange or impractical it is, without having to justify it as a useful tech tree addition or a highly desirable event reward.
