Main tree+Sub-tree+Other nation(s) conformed to be there
Netherlands+Bugluim+Luxembourg.
It doesn’t matter how much Luxembourg has it’s not a primary member of the tree but it has a home in the tree much like how it has been said the Nodics will all go to Sweden.
Doesn’t matter if they add 1 or 10 vehicles with the Luxembourg flag just all of them will go to that tree.
I think we can safely assume that once Russia gets something larger than 12 inches the accuracy problem will mysteriously disappear.
Deceptive, Iowas belt is inclined while Lions is straight vertical. Lion is better at very close ranges but at distances where the shells aren’t hitting flat on it starts to change.
Why? Montana wasn’t laid down. They haven’t yet said that ships can be added based on having guns built, only keels laid.
Exactly, War Thunder is different from WoWS. Unlike over there angling and mobility aren’t very important, just pick a direction and pop anything that you see. Reload time isn’t the best but its good enough. Her armor not being very useful isn’t great, but she isn’t unique there, no battleship is going to be protected from itself at the ranges we fight at currently.
Currently Yamato wouldn’t suffer from any problems that would set her apart from other top tier ships. However she can only benefit from armor penetration changes, map size adjustments, and accuracy improvements, and far more than some other ships would.
Actually in War Thunder Naval angling works even more than WOWs as in WOWs you can still damage angled ship with hitting superstructure but that doesn’t work well in War Thunder.
Actually I didn’t mention above that another Yamato’s weakness is that it has every shell above waterline, and every magzine directly below waterline. Soyuz has same problem but having wonderful armor scheme for angling. Iowa would unload quite amount of shell as we can do on Alaska now.
Armor penetration change, map size adjustment? Never going to happen. Especially for later one as Developers clearly said they will divide random battle with short range and Ec with long range.