From what we been told they are “floaties” not the official name but you get the idea.
They have a rule of if the US doesn’t need them and Britain has a cancelled project or a hole that need to be filled, then Britain should get them.
However if there no hole needs to be filled and we got our own tech then they will be added to the original country that made them.
Nothing they aren’t anything. Well, they are something: a way to milk nations’ in-game players money well also giving lip service that they are doing those nations good(even if their “good” does nothing but make the people from these nations mad).
I can’t speak for everyone, but I would legit trade half of the planes that the US got for an actual 2A7/122 counterpart. Or hell just a new MBT that isn’t a straight up downgrade over the old one (cough SEPv2).
I would say the same for other nations without a 2A7/122 counterpart, but they got less planes so they wouldn’t need to trade anything.
It’s incredibly likely though. I would say 70-80% sure at least.
Or maybe Gaijin should just fix existing top tier M1s
Turret ring should be approx 200mm-ish thick
LFP should provide around 500mm against KE penetrators
etc.
The LFP armor is a debate that I don’t want to bring up here, as to not to derail this thread, but Gaijin has stated what they believe, so it’s safer and quicker to just ask for the SEPv3 (which is also closer to the 2A7s when it comes to how old it is).
That’s the hope, at least, but It was mentioned elsewhere that it’s not set in stone where Thailand ends up. Honestly, I hope they change their minds and add some of the ASEAN countries to Japan. But I suppose we’ll have to see on that front.
Shouldn’t be an issue against hotter, unshielded targets. But due to the way Soviet style IRST works there are some vulnerabilities associated with thermal shielding affecting this kind more severely than the device on eurofighter or the Legion pod soon to enter service.