So what’s the plan with this and enlisted? I used to played enlisted and the devs honestly weren’t the best and often ignored the community. Do you guys think you’ll kill off enlisted and merge it into War Thunder, transferring progress and weapons?
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Nah, enlisted and WT is separate games, they ain’t merging a thing
Who cares? A map is a map. As long as it’s designed and adapted well then it makes zero difference, gameplay-wise.
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Hopefully rather than kill it off they just use it’s assets so they can have their own spin on WW2 (and hopefully WW1).
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Please only make this historically accurate! Do not make this like Fortnite!
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Oh I bet infantry gonna be monetised as heck
That’s what I want them to do, but then you have the problem with vehicles. Some vehicle like the LVT-1 are premium in enlisted, so what should they do? I think a talisman and a couple hundred golden eagles would be fine, depending on the vehicle. And then event vehicles in WT, like the M8, are premium in enlisted. It’s a vehicle interesting problem, and I’m sure the devs would screw over the player base in the end.
Could just either add them as a premium in WT or make it a TT vehicle. Should be fine.
What’s a TT?
Tech tree / tiktok
Time to once again not be selected despite playing for 10+ years and spending a lot on the game!
Me
Because I paid for another game and now assets from that game are being recycled
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Alr thx!
Look at that technically the first multi crew vehicles in game
the game itself always keeps it to historical accurate (but the WT live will be…)
Always? You sure about that? SenrAI mAIdens would like to say hello! Ostwind Ost is also historically inaccurate as there was only 1 Ostwind II, and it never served on the frontline/
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Well it’s not illegal, maybe devs are a bit lazy, but it’s fine 😌
this are tank packs, i am talking about the skins that you can get in game by playing a tank or plane
And hopefully not the last.
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I was about to say all those camos you can get from those gambling crates