Are there any news about subs getting added?
I am still waiting for my M1 class and the U-XX1.
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Nothing confirmed for now
June has had some important naval updates in the past, so maybe
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I’d place some GE on submarines making it to at least the dev server by the end of the year.
Are we going to get infantry before the submarines?!
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possibly, though infantry’s only been tested 1 other time where subs have been tested 3ish right?
I’d be a little surprising, but who know’s. They might be a new addition to actual apc’s like the btr and bradley
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That would be crazy and wouldn’t that increase the age rating of warthunder to?
depends on how its implemented, I made a suggestion that would get around that by simply having them as an ambient thing, where they kinda just exist and cant be interacted with directly.
Try to stay on topic here please, there 's dedicated threads in the Official News and Game Discussion sections for infantry etc.
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I was thinking about it and realized the airship may apply to subs, it can go up and down like a sub so maybe they are testing the controls for that or something
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Battle of the Atlantic event also had single-axis buoyancy controls; to me the zeppelin 's controls seem more likely to be derived from the work on submarines than testing them, if there 's any relation between them.
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Not playable for sure. Enlisted and Warthunder belong to same company. They wouldnt split their playerbase…
Anyway, these are the controls of subs from Battle of Atlantic. Controls of zepelin are weird and not suitable for subs in my opinion. Submarine is basically airplane flying through water and should have the same controls.
yes but without being controlled directionally with the mouse
That is where my point came from, the zeppelin is basically like a flying submarine and they could be using it to test the control scheme or something,
also guys I’m working on a suggestion for the sh-3 antisubmarine warfare helicopter here: Sikorsky SH-3H/S-61B SeaKing (suggestion draft)
THen I instantly dont like and I hope it wont be implemented with it (if ever lol). Feels weird to control vertical movement with A and D when all games since ever have been using it for left and right. I liked the controls in Atlantic event.
I forgot, how was it controlled in the previous two submarine events?
in the battle of atlantic you would have 2 keybinds to set your depth (one lower, one higher)
In the 2018 april fools i don’t exactly remember, but i think it was more like an aircraft.
The battle of the atlantic one was the best imo. Basically same as ships control, but with additional keybinds for depth
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It does. But you have to set your depth aka boyancy just like this current event with the Zeppelin. Submarines don’t fly through water like aircraft at all. They work exactly like ships and just like ships you need to change your boyancy.
Dive Planes on the nose and rudder of Submarines (sometimes on the conning towers) are used to accelerate your descent or ascent rate alongside you changing your boyancy. That is why when changing depths you travel forward or backward to speed the process up. Otherwise you are a massive long tube trying to go up and down and force all the water out the way which is slow.
^This was accurately shown in the Battle Of The Atlantic Event.
The battle of atlantic has basically the same keybind as the silent thunder. But the battle of atlantic use single-axis buoyancy controls instead of the two-axis one that silent thunder use, since last time two-axis buoyancy caused problem–it could literally launch the submarine into space. War thunder mobile’s submarine also use single-axis buoyancy controls. And the Zeppelin could be a mechanic test of the conbined buoyancy and dive planes/rudder controls.
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i wish we could see the little (and less ridiculous) brother of Surcouf, the 1500t class Redoutable
11 torpedo launchers for fun (7 of which can be aimed sideways, non reloadable) with a mix of 400 and 550mm torps
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