Romanian Abrams when : P
T-34s to be specific
some Yaks too I belive?
In that case, Argentina has the fifth-largest Jewish population in the world. Even the president is Jewish, and many of his ministers swear into office on the Torah. The four main nations with Jewish populations are already represented in the game, so, following your argument, Argentina is the best choice.
That said, Gaijin hasn’t followed a clear standard for choosing subtrees. Some were chosen due to cultural ties, others for commercial or technological connections. And then there’s Hungary, which feels like a very arbitrary choice given that Gaijin’s headquarters are based there.
I still think LATAM fits perfectly with Israel’s needs, while maintaining the tech tree’s coherence. You’re the guy with the “zombie tanks,” right? Well, Israel has plenty of those zombie tanks too.
Israeli heavy vehicles + LATAM light vehicles (many equipped with Israeli tech)—most of which are heavily modified American and French designs—fit perfectly, in my opinion.
Thats somewhat an exception because Taiwan is officially still the Republic of China, and it would not make sense to put them in different trees.
Germany could get the TH-301, which is essentially the same as the TAM but with side skirts and NVDs. They could also replace the TAM 2C with the Marder Medium MBT.
Israel, on the other hand, could receive the 2IP, 2C, TAM 2CA2, TAM 2C + IP mod, and the TAM S21 (a standard TAM with Israeli munitions and thermal sights).
If the other Argentine vehicles are going to Israel, then the Kurassier A1 and A2, the Patagón, the AMX 13-105, the standard TAM, the TAM A prototype (which could sit at 8.3), and the VCTP should also go there. You could even include the TAM VCLC (manufactured in Israel) and the VCA TAM. The AML-90 is already in Israel’s tech tree, but the ERC-90F1 could also be added. Israel urgently needs more light vehicles.
Additionally, Brazil and Chile have a wide range of vehicles—many wheeled and incorporating Israeli technology or design philosophy.
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This update takes quiet some time to finish, does this also impact the start of the december update devblogs?
Does the long time of implementation of this update effect the next update release schedule?
The December update needs to happen on normal schedule , simply due to Christmas.
Right after the “other Argentine vehicles” you mention the AMX 13-105 and the ERC-90, which are french. Would be lovely if those go to France who also are in need of filling gaps and not Israel just bc of a subtree.
Yeah, I’m guessing they make extra effort to release a little before Christmas for the Christmas spending habit.
Im afraid Chile and Brazil would bring a whole lot of nothing to Israel with exception being Centauro B2 and modernized F-5Es
And since the team is international I would imagine some celebrate on the 24th and others on the 7th, so two weeks off for holidays minimum.
Argentina used them, and if Argentina/LATAM becomes a sub-tree for Israel, they would naturally be added to Israel’s tech tree. At no point did I say that France can’t or shouldn’t have them as well.
No, UK is last nation that needs a subtree since they got 2 already
Brother stop dragging other nations nations into your argument. Gaijin views Britain as a minor now so that means we pretty much get all shorts.
Last time I’ve checked, the US is still a money making nations since they haven’t gotten a sub yet
Doesn’t change that they got 2 subtree, and they most definitely do not need anymore
but time is against them putting out a meaningful update unless that whilst working on bugs for this update there has been a team working on the december update
Well we can’t say who needs more since that only a gaijin decision but at least Britain got at least 4 nations they could get stuff from if needs be.
Also enjoy the F-111C hehe
That’s my thought, they obviously don’t start new development for the next update only after the current one is out anyways. Maybe/possibly they have more down the pipeline that just needs a month more time of work
of the three, I think Argentina has the most to contribute to the aviation tech tree, which is where Israel struggles the most (especially in the mid tiers). Even the Pampa II and III are Elbit upgrades AI-63 | Elbit Systems, as is the latest Pucará.
On the other hand, I’m not an expert on Brazil or Chile—others could probably provide more insight. From what I’ve seen, though, Brazil has many interesting light wheeled vehicles and some unique tanks with great mobility. Damn, raise your hand if you’d love to have a Centauro II in the Israeli tech tree 🙌
At this point, I’d rather they drop a second teaser soon and have firebirds turn into the december patch (just one big update).