I 100% agree, after using the G.91 R/4 to grind Germany, I ended up regretting not getting it for Italy instead of the Ariete I did get, as I got used to the first one I knew how to play it so I would be had better experience then the Ariete with my Italian grind.
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That image must be Sea Fury ))))))
The premium tank must be a demo version of the country’s main tank.
The player who bought the premium tank must understand what awaits him next
Meh, i have a friend that recently asked me if the new premium would have something unique but was no longer interested when i said it was just a leo2a4 with nothing special to it.
Will it sell well and there will be a spam of more leo 2a4 ? Yeah.
But will people really care in the long run ? Not really.
And honestly if gaijin is unable to market tank that are not another leo 2a4 that is on them.
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Yes, but at the same time some nations, (like USA) has 0 differens between their top-tier premium vehicle and researchable top-tier.
So if you buy USA Abrams, then you lost the point of playing on others abrams and lost The point of research USA ground)))))
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can we fix teams bruh id honestly do better if they added AI teamates
Choosing between the time-tested Leopard 2 and the unknown prototype of the Leclerc (MSC), I will choose the Leclerc because it will be able to adapt me to the main tank of the country. Having sat down on the 12.0 tank, I will already know all its pros and cons
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Oh don’t get me wrong, I do agree with this point of view too. In the long run it’ll likely not be played as much unless Gaijin makes a bit of a premium lineup around it (see 10.3 Russia as an (somewhat extreme) example for this).
My hope is that they introduce some cool support premiums as well down the line, both to pair with the 2A4NL and to catch the interest of people who aren’t interested in the 2A4NL, but it’s quite clear what the point of this upcoming premium is: To provide a solid grinder for France.
Had a similar situation. I got the CV9035DK during a sale specifically because I had such success grinding my French tree with the CV9035NL+tali.
Haven’t had time to finish Sweden yet, but I’m sure it’ll be easy with the 35DK.
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How about a Dutch F-16 of the air tree : P perfect line up lol
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i’d prefer a premium F16 than a Rafale F4 tbh
The Strasbourg being a reward ship still sticks in my craw
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You are going for a f4 rafale which is specific enough but otherwise having event and premium f3r wouldn’t hurt at all the tree, there are far enough.
What are the chances for an German Light tank as Premium?
Like the Boxer PuBo
(Puma turret on an Boxer hull)
lobotomy victims FR
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Im sorry but i don’t think gaijin should add anything to the standard r74 if you cant actually find what it does.
For all we know it could also be a different seeker upgrade similar to fbw. There arent any documents that specifically mention the Li program being sold to sweden. Neither that sweden has acquired them in the 1980.
What if sweden did a domestic upgrade that works different and only then applied for Li when it became available in the very late 1980s.
The timelines dont match up. “Asked for” and museum reports from old websites arent particularly good sources, neither are they primary ones.
If we start something like this then i also have bug reports that the mig15 has 20mm cannons, that the panther had a 88mm tank gun and other things museums get wrong all the time.
so long as it’s not the strongest variant, i’m fine with a Rafale and i think it would be better
Not like Strasbourg, basically
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there is a difference between that and having the missiles and documents on the missiles. I got my primary source from the museum
There will always be the strongest rafale variant in the tech tree, but yeah we need at least one/two rafale with pesa radar after honestly if it’s to put tranche 1 or i think there was a rafale with snecma / ge engine as premium i don’t mind.
And you cant share them here to prove that sweden had the li in 1985?
i didnt say it had Li in 85, i said thats when it was delivered to sweden