Not saying that, just pointing it out.
100mm sloped is definitely better than 80mm sloped.
It’s more reasonable that it’s a whole 1.0 different to the Panther F with that in mind.
OK. I misinterpreted your post.
In fact, I find the Panther II’s excellent reverse gear to be the most significant difference.
It drives almost like a modern tank with a WWII turret.
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If I can’t have it then nobody should have it!
I think they should be either brought back to research entirely or left alone. Completely deleting the vehicles is not a good idea.
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Giving Gaijin a green light to remove vehicles from your account definitly wont have any drawbacks…
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Something called “battle rating” exists in War Thunder… I think you are just jealous.
Jealousy and envy is a crux.
Like the vehicles you like and ignore what others have.
Also your post’s view is anti-consumer hatred. Please change your mind or your hatred of all consumers will result in people gaining negative opinions.
I believe they should be separately remodeled as new vehicles and the old ones stay the same, for example they can add a new panther 2 with the panther g turret like the one in real life. They could possibly sneak the coelian back in but im not to sure about the tiger 105 because as far as im concern it was only a proposal. In this way everyone wins because the veterans can keep there unique vehicles and new players can get there hands on these cool tanks.
This doesn’t quite apply to the Flakpanzer 341, really. It pretty much did exist in full.
Let’s take a look at some of the photos of it, shall we?
Pretty easy to tell that the only unfinished part on these images (and most others) is the turret and guns.
It is clear that it was mounted an an existing, functioning Panther hull, which already makes it 1/2 completed.
Now, if you do some digging (More than just reading the google ai summary and reading maybe one article) you’ll also find that 4 prototypes of the 37mm Flak 341 cannon were constructed and tested. You also probably could’ve inferred this since we do know the source Gaijin used for the AP round it received.
This brings it to essentially 3/4 completed. There was no true reason for Gaijin to take out the Flakpanzer 341 to begin with other than to weaken Germany, which is further clear by the rules for how Gaijin determines paper vs. unfinished prototype.
As seen, this is what Gaijin considers a paper vehicle.
And this is what they consider an unfinished prototype.
As inferred from what I have said, the Flakpanzer 341 falls under an unfinished prototype.
A vehicle specific part was made (The Flak 341 cannons, also known in WT as the 37 mm Gerät 341) and tested (Hence why we know it’s capabilities and rounds).
You COULD also argue for points 1 & 3 that it was partially constructed and had the hull made, as the mockup turret was mounted on a finished Panther D hull, which can technically count as partially constructed and the hull being made. Also, if you wanted, you could throw in the cannons being made and tested as a point to “partially constructed”.
So yeah, Gaijins excuse for pulling it was pretty much complete BS.
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it’s just as real as the is6 we have, they just regret not making it premium