yea, mk 1 and mk 4 are very different, mk 4 streight up looks like a ufo
that place looks so cool, i wish to see more ww2 german tanks, only ones i saw are panzer iv’s and stug iii’s in israel, both in the museum and Laying in some random field (were used by syria)
Millennium Falcon as a turret
Yeah it’s cuz I remembered the chains under the turret and I forgot that the Mk 1 had them too! Was many years ago that I went there
For real, you need several hours to go through the full thing if you wanna look at everything because the amount of vehicles is absolutely baffling
safest way to id mk 1 and 2 is by the dots on the side of the turret, and mk 3 and 4 look completely different
Yeah ik how to tell them apart, my memory just got corrupted and saw a M4 instead of a M1
They’re indeed very different
The Leopard 2RI uses AMAP-B (KE protection type), so the same armor type as the Strv 122B+, but in the devblog it sounds like they’re giving it AMAP-SC (CE protection type) instead.
But this shouldn’t be hard to report even if they get it wrong.
In my opinion, player suggestions and information no longer influence Gaijin’s independent decisions; Gaijin is pursuing what they think is ‘balance’.
Gaijin just makes their adjustments look justified by so-called player suggestions and data.The dev kept some suspense, so players wouldn’t be too disappointed on the live server.
79 F or C?
celsius they’d be fried chicken
C would be diabolical
Here’s hoping my first ever Tankfest won’t be ruined by everything melting in the heat…
idk man Weather guy said it’ll be scorching in France and Spain this week
currently 28C in Munster which is Hot for northern germany but still bearable
tho 79°F is 26°C which is quite ideal imo
we’re gonna have over 40°C until friday basically
my personal Ideal temp is like 17-22C
40 today in Italy.
I can cook eggs on my car roof or on a random manhole
My Condolences
anyways to get on topic are we expecting a Major update tomorrow?
are your Rivers still flowing or dried out like 2 years ago?
Dried out, I don’t see them overflowing for the foreseeable future, unless the weather decides it’s time to rain the whole mediterranean sea on us (again).
