This is really cool
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So why is Turkey in Africa and the Middle east ? lol
Oh wow, I had no idea this page existed, neat.
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It’s part of the middle east, as much of they would like to convince everyone of otherwise.
A strawman is a logical fallacy where you create a fictionalized version of your opponent in order to easily dismiss them as ridiculous or incorrect, how the heck is this a strawman???
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Very nice! I rock the 25BM with the Belarus skin, and forget it’s not even Russian, when technically it’s Kazakhstani according to the game.
And the Mi-24D in game is considered Czech too. Su-7BMK is Egyptian but I never squinted at the flag hard enough and assumed it was Syrian.
So USSR, at least in terms of stuff realistically staying, and not historical is:
USSR/Russian Federation+
-Syria
-Egypt
-Czechia+Slovakia
-Khazakhstan
-Cuba
Crazy.
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It is interesting to note the 2 of the dominions + Rominia hold the crown for most vehicles without a tech tree.
With Poland and Argentina following up.
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Time for a Polish treee hehe
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God please
I need PT-91 Twardy
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Romania TT
If we look at vehicle numbers a tech tree for a dominion is looking likely but it’s anyone’s guess right now.
I’m curious, what would be some of the standout unique vehicles for the hypothetical Dominion tree?
Off the top of my head, I can think of the Canuck and Arrow, as well as the Boomerang and Kangaroo for aircraft; and the Ram series for ground vehicles.
LAV III would be one in my eyes
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Do you really like J-10 so much?
Whilst not strictly speaking “unique” there are some quite interesting modified aircraft. Like the F-86 with Roll Royce Avon engine and 30mm ADEN Canons
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For Canada, there are also the
LAV line of vehicles
Grizzly tanks. (Canadian-built Shermans)
Sextions
Vshise armoured cars for WW2
You know what it is easier to link Thatz’s tree. Fair warning it is a “blanket” style tree and shows all possible C&P.
For aircraft on top of what you said there is:
FDB-1
Vickers Vancouver(debatable)
CP-107 Argus
CL-84 Dynavert
CT-144/CL-41 Tutor
On top of plenty of licenced-built planes (like too many to list), over 90% of Canada’s jet age is that. Like, go to any Canadian-built planes’ Wikipedia page go to the bottom and you find a section listing all the Canadian-built planes.
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Edit: I’d never heard of the CF-103 or Venga TG-10 before, they seem neat.
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It’s missing a lot (like almost everything). It doesn’t even have the CF-18.
Or like 99% of the licenced-built craft. Like the Hurricanes built by Canadian Car and Foundry
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Yeah, I think it’s supposed to be Canadian-built (not simply used) but didn’t we build Starfighters too?
Sabres, Starfighters, and Freedom Fighters were all built by Canadair.
I’ve used this to find aircraft built by Canada as basic info before looking for more info.
Spoiler
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