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

tbf that comes from gaijins rules on having to only research 3 vehicles in a line to progress to the next rank

idk i just guessed

the challenger hull on that style turret just looks so damn cool (not as good as the streetfighter though)

because australia is rightfully a british subtree

canada is definitely amess being spread between 3 different trees

not even the worst one in the brit tree
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I guess, still a bit funny to me

@Smin1080p_WT now the aussie M1A1 AIM is officially in the british tree is there a possibility of the american sqaudron one being changed from an aussie AIM to the USMC AIM actually used by the americans?

Thats neat part, they never called it a Challenger 130 or similar.



(Directly below this they embed the demo-video btw)

Also at the bottom of the same page:


Hey, I think I know that place! Kinda where they modified and tested the vehicle.

I firmly believe we can indeed go worse

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because as smin said earlier they often add a squadron vehicle from the nation they plan to add to that tree? hence the M1A1 AIM going to the british tree as a squadron tank, also US mains would have cried if it was added as just a tech tree tank

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i have no idea what any of this proves

Why would we ever need a subtree? There’s an unbelievable amount of vehicles still missing from the US. (Especially light tanks)

they should have kept the 5th line as the SA / Sub tree line

yes I thought he said to put it in the tree that the teaser vehicle was added in?

Clearly it’s a British program because it’s a challenger and not a independent German program unrelated to the British

mostly to secure vehicles that rightfully belong in the US tree anyways

very true.

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Basically just saying you were wrong calling it challanger times like 5

Japan is just becoming a sub tree when it gets south k (I don’t think USA will get it) it will be the biggest sub tree in game

well is it not a challenger?

It was never called it in German hands no.