And i have tanks to play that i don’t whine about
Oh yeah i do too, i will have fun with my 2 PL in the german tree. It fits great in the german tree. I think more polish vehicle propably should be added to germany. Basicaly already a sub tree either way
If you want go and wait, i dont care for that junk
oh its a great tank should try it as well got gen 3 thermals as well. You should be proud of your heritage. Makes a great place in the german tree
Yeah heritage, Leo2 EVO made to polish specification
Gotta work with what they get. It is sad poland cant develop their own technology. Well guess gotta buy in other countries
We can but higher ups are stupid, why produce your own sph when you can buy k9
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It is clear that Gaijin wants you to play multiple trees, but unlike what they wanted you to do, just dont spend money in the process.
Have a shot at Italy - it is fun. You only played Italian event boats but the land and air is hella fun. You are missing a lot by not playing minor nations.
I remember playing italian air back in ye olden days, it was very fun. Especially with the Re.2005 and the centauros, those things were fun to fly
They are still good now, but mostly relies on the incompetence of enemies.
Plus side is that you get to fight with the allies, Japanese or Russian etc once so often for a break
Not to mention in the new update the Japanese got the Type 99 Self Propelled Artillery, which as far as I know has the same gun as the PzH 2000, which Germany still doesn’t have a single in country SPA. But anyway, it’s rediculous that Germany didn’t get the LYNX first, even if they haven’t fielded it.
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- The 15cm is a infantry feild support gun/assault gun
- The 15cm Panzerwerfer is a “MLRS”
- The Brummbär is an infantry support gun
- The 38cm sturmmorser is a anti-structure rocket launcher, if anything, is a mortar, like the name implies
- These are all WWII German “artillery” not really “Germany” if you get what I’m saying.
- None are really artillery
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Eh, two of them I guess I’m wrong in, but two others are still domestically designed German self propelled artillery pieces.
Your fifth point is nonsense and I have no clue what you mean by it.
Your sixth point ignores the roles that the Sturmpanzer II and Panzerwerfer played irl.
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Well, yes, the MLRS’s are “artillery” but simply by its design it was used for “short range” engagement with either infantry, it could be used at long range, the variant you saw from Wikipedia, is the Sf, or the “bison” which isn’t the same as the SFL, the Sf is much taller, and yeah, because of its low velocity and light protection, crews preferred to use it as artillery for their safety, although it was designed as a medium-short range assaulting of strategic positions. Also, I don’t suggest you use Wikipedia as a source, as anyone can change it if they want.
So the conclusion is that Germany does in fact have domestically designed self propelled artillery in it’s tree.
Yeah, but not in the way that I meant it, because the only way to say was I was intending to say about these being WWII German was the fact that it isn’t “German” or in other words I was trying to not be insensitive about the N-word and get a flag or ban. Essentially, I was saying post WWII home built German SPA or modern guns.
There is no reason why it wouldn’t be German, especially considering that German WW2 equipment constitutes about half of their ground forces tree.
I do understand what you meant, but it is an important distinction to make between ‘no post-war domestic’ and ‘no domestic at all’.
Fair.
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