Where ?
Whom?
Pear ?
Papaya.
Pepe ?
Nein.
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Seriously, though, what are you talking about?
God know m8 god knows lol
Tbf it is almost 1am here
I’m in one of those moods m8 lol
They should add hellcat swapped humvee with a .50 cal to US tech tree
they are modified US licence produced aircraft, not domestic designes my guy, but ok.
the F-2 is a domestic design, the T-2 and F-1 are domestic designes…
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guys how much ray tracing do you want?
gaijin: all of it
@Smin1080p_WT could you ask the Devs to dial it down a bit for cockpit MFDs? they are way to mirrory
this is DCS in comparison
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If we’re lucky we’re getting the F-2. But yes a Thai Gripen would be kinda cool. I think it and the Thai F-16A would be the only ones that could use AGM-65Ds at top tier? Outside the P-1 that is.
With AESA in-game on an aircraft (Heli) and PESA on a top tier fighter. I think the F-2 is becoming more likely to come sooner rather than later
I don’t want to get my hopes up but I’m still hopeful. Surely before the EFT which was already delayed to 2025, meaning it was possibly planned already for Dec 2024 and got moved to either March 2025 or June 2025.
I still cant think of any reason for it to be delayed other than US/USSR complaining about it. But yeah, No Reason to delay the F-2
ABC (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) Ground Forces Techtree Look at this, it could work really well.
If LATAM doesn’t get its own tech tree, Israel would be the next best fit. Israel doesn’t have a lot of other options: Singapore seems more likely to go to Japan or China, and Turkey hasn’t exactly been Israel’s closest ally lately. Turkey could even get its own tech tree similar to Israel’s.
Most LATAM vehicles are lighter, and a lot of them use Israeli munitions and missile tech, so they’d actually complement Israel quite well. Plus, LATAM didn’t participate directly in WWII, and its military development really took off in the mid 20th century, just like Israel’s (with heavily modified American and French vehicles).
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If the F-4EJ Kai and F-15J(M), Japanese modifications of US vehicles, aren’t domestic, then neither is the F-2.
By those standard only US Russia, France and China operate fully domestic airframes for combat jets, and maybe not even China cuz of how much they “borrow” from Russia and the West