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

If you want the Montana and Super Yamato I want my Black eagle and all Soviet prototypes that were never completed

It would be better to guess that this very cool vehicle is the MiG-31, as the accuracy is higher.

Say hello to my R -33

And these ships had turrets and guns made, what’s so different?

On the other hand Soyuz was implemented with an armor that Soviets physically couldn’t construct. They didn’t have the facilities, instruments or logistics necessary.

You think that Soyuz’s current implementation is more authentic and balanced than an Iowa with 3 more guns and armor changes?

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I think the solution to Soyuz is to give it 0.9 mediocre RHA multipliers instead of 1.1 impossible Cemented multipliers. Then its armor wouldn’t be immune and it would be realistic and balanced.

I was only explaining that, since Gaijin refuses to do this, maybe, to THEM, A-150 and Montana are the solution.

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Passed for consideration isn’t done by the devs.

I want Impero launching V-1s into Iowa and Soyuz 😆

The only incomplete battleships that I would shimp for (and it had the hull and guns made)

USSR: Erevan, Shcherbakov, Izmail, Kronshtadt, Stalingrad, Sevastopol, Soyuz (total 7)
Germany: Z15(AA modification project), Z46, Z47(most problematic as it’s with fake AA enhancement compared to Z46), Z51, Z52, Erstatz Yorck, Gneisenau, Mackensen, SMS Saschen, VS-10(total 10)

even excluding Z15 and Gneisenau, Germany is still the nation with non-commissioned ships

Again and again, all these guys claiming ‘soviet can’t make armor’ doesn’t give any document, just claiming ‘its because its Soviet!’

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The industrial limitation of the Soviet Union regarding its inability to produce cemented armor plates thicker than 230 mm is well-documented in naval history research.

That’s why, for any thicker modules, they were going to use weaker steel plates. That’s LITERALLY the reason why the belt was so thick; to make up for the weaker material.

However, Gaijin gave it both the thick armor AND fantasy material. That’s why it’s got the strongest armor any vessel will ever see ingame; because it’s an impossible one.

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Oh please don’t give Osprey as proof…

And at the same book above if I precisely remember, USSR tries to solve those problem with importing arrmor and technologies from Switzerland(same for the engine, which one example really arrived)

so, that’s the solvement, no problem isn’t it?

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Salamina when?

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soyuz

In 1939, this plant still failed to supply cemented plates thicker than 230 mm for firing tests.

From “Линейные корабли типа Советский Союз” (Sovetsky Soyuz-class Battleships) by A.M. Vasiliev (2006)

Page 105

So what, did they indeed import 420mm thick belt plates for Soyuz from Switzerland, or was it only “an idea” like the Avengers Initiative?

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when Hellenic naval tree comes?

It would end up in the German TT, because naval developers haven’t heard anything about subtrees.
And Averof would go to Italy)

It’s not unlikely that they could be talking about the Su-15 (iirc) from the 2026 decal.

Technically Australia is the first subtree to reach naval.

Greece has a few vehicles already present in game, and the Salamina should sit along with those other vehicles in a single tree, no need to carve Greece up between separate nations.

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I think it is going to be SU-35 along with SU-15, they are adding F-15EX next update as it was confirmed to me in my dreams, so there is no way they won’t add SU-35 along with it

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