Not just in WT, theres a reason armoured cars were heavily used during WW2 and in multiple post war campaigns to the point the French dont even consider tracks as a necessity to being a tank (like Sweden thinking a turret is optional).
Armoured cars are extremely lethal operational vehicles, give them terrain they can move over and they will dominate like a tank will.
The “issue” with the fox wasnt settled because its coming in a larger autocannon patch. “unplayable” is a strong word lol.
Been playing a lot with my 7.7/8.3 Brits recently, rarely seeing foxes around, maybe 1 or 2 a game, “swarm” for me is a strong word here too lol.
Those 2 comments make it seem like 50% of the enemy are in foxes at all times or something. Given you seem to stick to German armour, you will face the UK a lot, most the time as the UK I face Germany allied with the US and USSR.
“real tanks”, I mean, armoured cars are real vehicles too lol, RARDEN was specifically designed for use by aggressive recon units to engage enemy armour including medium vehicles from the flank or rear.
Strike jet, what BR are you talking about here? You were saying in your 6.7 tiger II before, being swarmed, now jets? The only “strike jet” that really fits in here would be the Strikemaster which again, has seen a drop off in use now its a year old. Other jets in the UK lineup around this point are not really strike, more fighter-bomber with very light loadouts.
Are you meaning higher BRs where the UK gets actual ground attack?
And yeah, recon cars always had major advantages over tanks, its why the UK during WW2 put a heavy emphisis on producing heavy armoured cars, the single reason they didnt go forward a lot was the projects getting stuck in production issues while other systems went ahead (though the AEC went ahead at least and would provide the heavy support to recon elements). Post war 1 of the very first moves the UK did was to put money and expertise into producing new heavy armoured cars, and constantly arming them with the most advanced systems they could. Same for France too (with strong influence from the UK), IIRC the US was a bit tepid in this though did work on it for export markets.
Literally look at the meme video above for just a small sample of the crazy things the UK did with cars in the late 40s into the 70s around the Ferret chassis. Theres far more then that lol.
Inb4 “but why do nations use mbts then?” well, MBTs can go places cars cant/will have issues, MBTs can pack enough armour to protect from infantry attack for the most part, MBTs also look more scary on paper. MBTs are(?)/at least were cheaper to field at brigade strength then infantry formations were for most the cold war, at least for the UK.
edit: I mean we even went full crazy and mated armoured cars with that other thing the UK loved, HESH… and put it on a missile.
Peeps will go completely life support if that ever shows up.