More L3 LanciaFiamme. Place, units and date unknow.
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Another one (front between Greece and Albania).
Military parade in Rome.
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Langhirano (Parma) 1941, 2nd Battalion, 133rd Littorio Armored Division
Rome, 1940
Place and year unknow
Place and year unknow
Ethiopia
Pics from “Italian Armoured Vehicles of World War Two” by Pignato.
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No, -1. With current in-game mechanisms, this flamethrower tankette has no place in War Thunder, as it would be functionally useless 99% of the time. It might fit better in a game like Enlisted.
If this tankette can’t effectively destroy anything other than SPAAs and open-top vehicles, I don’t see the point in supporting its addition to War Thunder.
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so?
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Nothing, just the same type of vehicle.
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wait, i mean, nothing of new?
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Yes nothing new.
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+1 for both in a folder, though we would need a fire damage rework
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Maybe greece
technically if ya hold the fire on the target long enough you coulld suffocate the crew inside by dumping napalm on it as it consumes lots of air correct me if im wrong but also it could maybe heat the inside up too
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if lets say A m3 Stuart was hit with it could force crews out due to smoke inhaliations and temperatures especially since its lightly armored similar to how they force people out of bunkers
this tank could be foldered under the L3/33C as a techtree at 1.0 and would make a very nice counter to the M8 LAC sweats too
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+1 it’s an L3
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+1 YES both variant can be cool, and it’s always a L3 variant
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You can also add lit flamable fluid leaking into engine comparments and slowly damaging or setting it ablaze. Could counter closed top casemates as well.
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With infantry these vehicles could sit in the infantry support tree or somthing.
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Suggestion passed to the developers for consideration.
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