Don’t forget the G3 and Temeraire!
(Iirc, we could also get the Neptune and Minotaur class cruisers)
Absolutely you can get HMS Lion (1910).
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Yeah it’s a tragedy.
And they get way too little flak for it…
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What? Don’t tell me you’re not excited just thinking of all the fantastic Indian jets you’ll be able to play for an awesome price of only $100
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Who here knows how to use WTRTI and has J-10A? I need a screenshot of the weight of the J-10A with maximum internal fuel with no external stores (no missiles, fuel tanks, bombs).
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sure ill do that
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total/gross weight?
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I want total weight of J-10A with pilot, ammo, maximum fuel.
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Do you know if WT simulates the way modern jets have the spent casings go back into the drum by having only the weight of the projectile and propellant lost?
On that, I honestly have no clue if Gaijin models that currently
there, final pic, forgot i had my cm button so whenever i took a sc it dropped a cm, had to disable cms for a sec
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But the Vk.36.01 H isnt, the Hull was actually built, some sources said it was tested with a Pz IV Turret but theres any proof of this turret, also the Vk.30.02 (P) the Porsche Prototype for the Panther that lost to the MAN Vk.30.02 (M) was actually built
Gaijin has implied that they wish to add more air warfare technology before 5th generation aircrafts come into the game and these could be technologies that help late 4th generation aircrafts combat against 5th generation jets. Which of these air warfare technologies could you see coming into the game first?
- Datalink
- Electronic Warfare
- Sensor fusion
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squad and team datalinks would be nice
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I believe they just want everyone on a level playing field before moving to 5th gen
I have been hoping for NK 3601 (H) for so long…
That way, we would have 5.0 Proto-Tiger to accompany 5.0 Proto-Panther.
this part makes me think how they would solve the problem of israel not having a 4++ platform with AESA radar, the only AESA jet in service its the F-35I we would totally need a subtree for that.
This question also extends to Eurofighter nations that have tested AESA radars for their aircrafts but have not put them into service. The only Eurofighters in active service with AESA radars are foreign exports.
I do not ever recall Gaijin giving aircrafts their “tested” radars. Gaijin has refused to give the German Eurofighters their tested IRSTs, so to give Eurofighter countries their tested radars would present a contradiction.
So yes, it will be interesting to see how they resolve this question for Israel, UK, Germany, and Italy.
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