Notice how almost nobody complains about the modules themselves, but the double standard
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Well i mean im not working there how i should know what logic they have i don’t even know what their data you asking pointless question here. Best guess is T-series have less performance than Tanks who got additional modules so adding basket for now is pointless.
Well you got what you think you voted for and now getting what you really voted for.
I think you and the other due, are too young to understand how to thoroughly manage & execute any given project .
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I never voted for russian tanks getting preferential treatment though, did i ?
Or would you imply Gaijin makes unclear polls on purpose so they can do whatever they want anyway
which in turns means voting is useless, so why are we even having this convo about said poll in that case ?
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I’ve been noticing quite the opposite thing.
No you voted for modules there they are.
Very fortunate for russian players that the modules seem to be applied to them at the very very last time, isn’t it ?
Cannot be applied at once for all vehicles, but somehow it’s Russia that’s getting nerfed last (if ever). Lucky guys !
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Can’t teach if you not willing to change your life, mate.
Modules are fine, as i said
This is a russian bias thread, modules nerfing survivability arrive on russian tanks last, confirming a trend that’s been going on for years now
We just take notes, that’s all
I don’t see why that makes you uneasy
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We’re not critizising the implementation of modules, we’re critizising the fact russian vehicles are always the last to get nerfed (with the said modules) after everyone, lol.
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Some wise words there, wish a guy from the forum would enlighten us.
Their tanks got modules first.
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This trend comes when Soviet tech tree had 30% winrate.
Oh you mean the fcs doing nothing once broken ?
Such nerf
No, I’m not thinking about the FCS.
Oh you meant any shape of form of turret basket russian MBTs still don’t have, didn’t you ?
But thats not what Gaijin did, is it? Instead of actually separating and detailing the internal modules they muddled together baskets, turret drives and rotating floors for absolutely no reason and then came up with the brilliant explanation why those things affect the rotation of the turret:
Which of course begs the question what russian tankers sit on or if they just levitate inside the tank and whether autoloader carousels are for some reason immune against being physically deformed the way baskets are.
So no, Gaijins blatant double standards cant be blamed on the community.
600 seconds of repairing of the wires you say? xD
None of the T-series have been problematic for years at this point lmao.
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You wanted modules you get the modules literally said it will take time.