Singapore?
I thought Singapore was being turned into a support nation for Japan?
Yeah Israel are getting Greece?
It’s like scattered now. IDK what will end up of it. Everyone will get a piece I guess.
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Who knows anymore lol
Everyones getting random nations thrown at them nowadays lol
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Yeah I might not be quiet in the loop. Just Taiwan copypasta then. Unless they start just eyeballing stats.
In CM Disclosure 8 they said Singapore will go to multiple nations wherever needed,
Japan will be getting more Indonesian vehicles and also Malaysian aircraft.
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Thats one way to make rafail play against itself I guess.
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Gosh, I mixed up Singapores and Indonesias flags
So many nations were being thrown around since that CM post lol
Not everyone
stares at Nordefco waiting on Denmark to arrive to add some good 8.x fighters for air
Or a single 5.x aircraft for sweden 😭
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You already got that Chaffee and another CV90 from Denmark, stop being so greedy lol
You’re right an old spitfire with the Merlin 90 engine would be too OP for Sweden, well then i want a Danish CF-104 or…
Its a good thing no other nation uses this vehicle, yup no one else lol. Seriously snail where is the Meteor NF for my UK air tree?
Okay i sleep before i got to work
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I heard like that j15 cant come to the game yet as they use more advance ir missile ? Not sure
Dev Blog Tomorrow?
Only Israel is allowed to have NF Meteors
- Gaijin
What Malaysian aircraft could “strengthen” the tree ?, or is this another term of we like other nations to have more soviet things ?
No, we need CM first and it’s a monday so the likelihood is zero
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I see, so stuff already familiar to other trees. Japan will be truly the nation with everything for air then lol
Yes and no, they generally have some very unique modifications, especially their “westernized” Soviet aircraft.
Personally I’m also really interested in the F/A-18D, for two reasons. One it’s a twin seat aircraft only because Malaysia hasn’t bought any sigle seaters and we don’t get nearly enough of those, but also because it shares a tree with Thailand.
The eight Thai F/A-18 (BKh20) all started construction and nearly a quarter of the deal was paid, but since the financial crisis in 1997 made completing the deal impossible they (four Cs and four Ds) were all completed as D models and put into USMC service instead. So the Malaysian Hornet with a semi-historical marketplace camo is a great way to get a callback to what could’ve been.
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Singaporean Hunter can come home to Britain then :P
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