ah yes…
‘‘The failure of the Soviet armor plate industry to build cemented armor plates thicker than 230 millimeters (9.1 in) would have negated any advantages from the Sovetsky Soyuz class’s thicker armor in combat.’’
some jokes are writing themselves…
air players when they aren’t the focus for one update
Oh man, so it was the Soyuz.
calling it now its gonna have fantasy armour and fantasy guns
With another ship blog we have officially pleased the ten people left that play naval.
Why did the soviets have to design all their ships to look so awful, especially the paper designs. Like 99% of them are barren decks and the blandest bulbous superstructures possible
That wont be a problem in game
yep and no Lion or H-39 the counterparts to this blueprint ship
you know where … ))))
I personally find quite endearing to see ships that weren’t finished in real life being implemented in War Thunder.
In a way, it’s like giving them a second chance to shine ingame after their lives were cut short before they had the chance to do so in real life… :')
It’s not quite blueprint
Might mean qhich tech tree line xD
Bismark?
Yeah
Just as long as we get the Mirage IIIS C.70 and a later F-5E in a Swiss sub tree (no matter if TT, prem, event, squadron, or whatever), I’ll be happy
WT naval aficionados today (or rather this week)
The issue is that Soviet industry never had any capability to finish these capital ships to begin with.
I know. That’s not stopping the game tho.
and Lion and H-39 were laid down and thus are the counter parts but here we are