Next Major Update - Rumor Round-Up & Discussion (Part 1)

[StormRyder13]

There is no such nation of origin rule, and hasn’t for years (it’s more correct to say it’s more likely but not guaranteed)

Gaijin adds tech whatever Nation they feel needed if their is no home.

Take the Indian T-90 didn’t come with an Indian sub-tree (that can nearly a year later). Instead cane with an announcement that Gaijin would add vehicles from any Commonwealth nation if the UK could uses it. (Along with indicating the UK will have higher priority on where domestic vehicles have come with nations would be placed)

There’s plenty more examples of Nations getting vehicles they shouldn’t have in the first place, some come with a sub-tree announcement down the line but it’s not guaranteed.

[Thenighthunter]

I know what you mean. But the german military did look into iirc. They just deemed it not what they needed.

[Thenighthunter]

Isn’t there now?

[quartas121]

IRIAF, M1A1 AIM, Brazilian AMX, Su-25BM, that one Spanish operated Italian wheeled cannon thing

[StormRyder13]

Oh, that, one. I remember seeing about that.

Actually if I recall would have been told correctly, Thailand uses Strykers allowing Japan to get a member of the LAV family.

[Smugspite]

its .3 BR higher then the F6 and has better AAM, FnF missile (the UK dont get their first FnF missile until 10.7) and actually has countermeasures and a decent bit for 10.0

[StormRyder13]

You are aware that chart is for what operator nation it’s to be suggested under(and added to the game), not what tree it’s in game would be.

@quartas121

IRIAF, M1A1 AIM, Brazilian AMX, Su-25BM

How convenient that you missed this part of my message:

@StormRyder13

it’s more correct to say it’s more likely but not guaranteed

[Deathmisser]

@quartas121

CF-101 in USA

On top of 15x F-15,s, Arab nations, Commonwealth nations and nations that have good relationships with the US. And you still ask for more ?

[Thenighthunter]

Suggestions will go for implementation into TTs. As stated before. Exceptions have and will be made to certain vehicles.

[quartas121]

Didn’t we both agree Saudi wouldn’t work?

[BagPiper02]

Just means that Canada exports a good amount of things tbh.
Look at the CL-13, its in the German and Italian trees.
Canada donated modified Mosquitos to China.
There’s the Skink and CANADATS in the British tree.
Apart from that, a good chunk of Canadian stuff is in the British tree.
And Canada just doesn’t make sense to be in the Japanese tree.
There’s already been Canadian planes/jets approved by the suggestion mods for the British tree such as the CF-100 series.

[Deathmisser]

Wow one country out of what 50 odd you still ask for because of US exports ?

[quartas121]

You mean ask for vehicles from that country? I can ask for a Saudi F-15 while not asking for the whole nation just like they can add the Iranian F-14 without adding a whole Iranian subtree

[Thenighthunter]

It’s funny to see how defensive you get about it when the same thing is being reversed on you. No I have no interest in Japan getting another fictional vehicle.

[StormRyder13]

I mean if you take a look at any Canadian suggestion with a placement poll it always goes:

UK
Canada
USA
Other

In that order, no matter who the nation of origin is, so Canada going to the UK it’s pretty popular by those who only vote on suggestions.

[BagPiper02]

CF-100 Mk.4B, The Canuck

poll Hello! In this thread, I would like to suggest the addition of the Avro Canada CF-100 Mk.4B to the game. In a nutshell: The CF-100s, also known as the Canucks or Clunks are interceptors with an interesting set of weapons for air to air combat, and for some very limited ground strike capability. They were designed to have an incredible climb rate for their time, and a decent top speed in order to fulfill their interceptor duties. They are however quite heavy, making them sluggish at low spe…

Avro Canada CF-100 Mk.5: Belgium's First All-Weather Interceptor

poll poll poll Avro Canada CF-100 Mk.5: Belgium's First All-Weather Interceptor [image] History: As the only Canadian-designed fighter to ever enter mass production, the Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck (Or "Clunk", as their crews called them), the CF-100 holds a special place in aviation history. These large, twin engine, straight-wing heavy interceptors served in the Canadian Air Force from 1952-1981, with a number of variants and experimental offshoots being developed. But it wasn't just Canada who …

Just the CF-100 alone being passed to go to Britain is a good sign tbh.
W for BeNeLux while we’re at it lol

[StormRyder13]

@BagPiper02

Just means that Canada exports a good amount of things tbh.

Indeed heck, every tree in game can get something Canada built at least one of the nation that makes it up operates.

[BagPiper02]

I’m not being defensive though?
You came barging in when I posted the LAV 6.0 regarding a conversation that Ryder, Smug, and I were having, and mentioned Japan as an interesting thing that I found.

What was otherwise a normal discussion between 3 people (and was a joke suggestion at that) then became a show all about you.

You’re taking it too seriously

[quartas121]

As a real Canadian vehicle I have no issue with this going to UK. Although I keep on forgetting it’s a different plane from the F-100 bc of CF-xxx naming scheme

[GoogleImpact]

They were selected to be part of the competition to replace the Type 96, not the winner (and as you said they ended up not even participating), so slightly off. It would be pretty F-16AJ levels of stretch considering a vehicle wasn’t even delivered by GDLS to the trials.