blueprints absolutely not, prototypes absolutely yes
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why not
literally no idea how it would’ve actually done
because they never existed, they are some very cool blueprints but that doesn’t mean we should have them, you cant balance them, what engine will they have? what gun? horsepower etc. they are too many unknown variants, War Thunder is a Historical game if we start adding paper vechicles we wont be any better than WoT
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Yeah it’s looking to be another week of getting no sleep from the heat.
Although not as bad as last heatwave but this time I’m having to work outside on Saturday so I’m going to burn to a crisp.
i personally enjoy paper vehicles, but not in a game like WT. Its really hard to balance them and make them realistic. Prototypes (including unfinished ones) are super cool and valid though.
“balancing” and “paper vehicles/weapons” in the same sentence (i’m looking at you KH38MT)
ps i saw this thing at duxford :D along with other american muscle cars a mig17 and a typhoon disllay
They should change the “add on armor” modification on the M4A3 76 W to that of the field expedient jumbo as seen on thunderbolt VII
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How is this not classified as magic?
Like; we take rocks, melt them down to thin sheets, then exploding miniscule droplets of tin which turns the droplets into miniature suns whose light is used to burn sigils into the sheets. If we then put the correct amount of lightning into the sigil inscribed rocks we can make them think for us.
We are actually at a point where they are having issues with electrons quantum tunneling over to neighboring traces causing signals in unintended places and current leakage. They quite literally have to design firmware around the fact that this happens and instructions needing to be checked for faults and corrected before they are performed. It’s bonkers.
One would think that’s indicative that we’ve gone far enough until we have more elegant ways to design these systems, but I’m not a hardware creature. Might be that firmware catches are the better approach, as long as I’m not paid to write it I’m flex.
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French Polynesia on a random day in the 60’s
more like 200 random days
Next time I’m in Latvia I would like to see the museum.
Also reminds me of the utter pain it is trying find any information on the Viesturs class.
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its near the airport so its not that hard to find
sad seeing them rot
SCIMMIES!!!
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