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Those were Italian project, just because they were proposed to sweden once that doesn’t theyr place is in this hypotetical tt. They weren’t made for sweden in the specific and they were never ordered by the swedish navy. If they would be ever implemented, theyr place is in the Italian tt.

I will only say yes when the proposed/paper ships are removed.

The U.P. 102 and Ansaldo coastal defence ship designs were indeed both designed by an Italian yard but they were not just proposed to Sweden, they had been ordered by and created in cooperation with the Swedish Navy in 1941. Now the U.P. 102 offered to Sweden was a modified version of a prior Ansaldo design also offered to other countries, but it was still tailor made in this configuration for Sweden with Swedish input. Afaik the U.P. 102 was never intended for the Italian Navy and if it had bee, it would certainly not have been in the configuration proposed for Sweden. The same goes for the coastal defence ship design which to my knowledge was specifically designed for Sweden. The design of the Tre Kronor-class was ultimately also based on work done by the Italian company CRDA but can certainly be considered a Swedish cruiser

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As explained in the section on paper ships, these are only included due to Gaijin’s previous statement on greater openness for paper designs for naval. This suggestion may serve to show the diversity and types of vessels that could potentially be added for Sweden, but it is neither a comprehensive list of every candidate nor a list of ships that necessarily have to be added. When/if added, the Swedish Navy would undoubtedly be introduced in whatever form Gaijin deems suitable irrespective of the particular design of this suggestion

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Those ships were never commisioned and never constructed.

Probably they would have different weapons, and all the project made by Ansaldo of those times were always proposed to Regia Marina.

How so?
Does sweden ever projected it? nope
Does sweden ever commisioned it or operated it? nope

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Well, then for me it’s a yes but also if they are added to the nation that designed them.

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Both the designs proposed to Sweden were still provided under Swedish supervision and advice, that’s especially true of the coastal defence ship which to my knowledge was not based on any prior Ansaldo design. It’s very possible that the RM inspected them, but to my knowledge the U.P. 102 was specifically created as an export cruiser. If it was to be added, I don’t see why Italy would have it for any more reason than Sweden, especially considering that it appears to have been intended to use non-Italian weaponry. I suppose a good compromise could be to provide Italy with the U.P. 102 proposed to Romania and to give Sweden the one intended for Sweden. I think you must have misunderstood me in regards to that last sentence, the Tre Kronor-class which was built in Sweden based on designs by CRDO and spent many years in Swedish service

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Yeah, I don’t mind paper ships.
In fact I support this tree, but I think the U.P. 102 should also go to Italy.
Not necessarily under Romanian flag, given that Ansaldo was nationalized, and basically a branch of the design office of the Navy. As others were saying, either a project was offered to the Regia Marina or the export design was based on a design for the RM.
Like the U.P. 41 which was based on a design for a 42,000 ton ship for the RM.

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It gives me hope but i also don’t trust Gaijin :(

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Pretty much same. Strap it to one of the early Italian destroyers and you can pretend that you have a Psilander-class…

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maybe add some of the swedish subs, there is one event can’t remember the name but a submarien ‘‘drownd’’

Feels too close to the release of the French ships to be coming soon, but one can hope.

First French ships appeared in March 2023 so it’s not too unreasonable if they decide to do one after like a year and a half. Then again, between Italy and France it was three years

I made a list a while back that I posted in the submarine discussion thread. Not planning on including them here though since it’s not an element that we have actually seen implemented in regular battles

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Yeah its that time between which gets me doubtful, but then again Gaijin loves to dunk on France so maybe they’ll hurry it with the Swedish ships, people will surely claim Swedish bias.

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At least we now know there’s a chance, albeit a really really small one

I really think gaijin should stop with all the increasingly modern planes in Warthunder, and just focus on naval for a bit, as they have the ability to completely replace world of warships and dominate the vehicular combat gaming space and just finish off wargaming as lots of their player base has moved here already. This would be the final nail in the coffin for wargaming. P.S gaijin you would make allot of money from ex wargaming players trying to get to top tier naval.

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Naval definitely needs a rework, new brs, new gimmicks so the player count goes up as well as Scharnhorst specifically being nuked off the face of the earth until she has some actual competition in every nation possible.

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Although Wargaming and Gaijin do not provide the information openly, the number of Gj users represents between 10-25% of Wg’s. Only in the aerial version Wg has been defeated. Another way to understand it is to observe the dimensions of the companies (number of employees, organizational chart, servers, etc.).

And although it is true that many Wg players have switched to Gj, many more have joined the first company, especially because it has strongly targeted the Asian markets and, even with the shame of invented vehicles and lacked of historical rigor, having great returns in population/per capita income.

As for the naval, the player population is quite large in Wg of course (even more when pre-existing users can have the WoT platform simultaneously). And the advertising for World of Warships is abysmal, comparatively to Bluewater/Coastal Fleets (at least here in Latin America).

If Gaijin wants to increase the number of players and its economic return of their naval games, first it has to define a base game style, as you guys mentioned before. Today we have USA, Germany, USSR/Russia, Great Britain, Japan, Italy and France, which still need to complete Bluewater or Coastal base branches.

And, unlike Wg, increase the number of available nations (aka markets) to get more users. China and Latin America are key to expansion to massive and active player populations, the first one because money, the second one because player activity.

Let’s use this topic case, Sweden, as a subject of analysis. Even if Puff’s work is fantastic and complete, I think it can generate a production problem in Gj offices. Due to the size and production times of the company, it would seem unwise to me if it were decided to take this nation as priority at some point in the short or medium term.
The aforementioned nations of China or the Latin American region are an emerging opportunity today. We are talking about projects that take years to complete and if Wg were to advance on these markets, a smaller company like Gj could take little of it.
Now key Chinese ships don’t come to mind, but imagine if Gaijin offered a battleship like the Brazilian, Turkish and British “Rio de Janeiro/Osman I/Agincourt” as a premium. Not only would it be filled with money, but Latin players would flood the servers. I would dare to say that the sale of this ship would far exceed all the profits that could occur if other Swedish ships could generate. The same would happen with Asian ships, even if they are smaller.

I clarify and insist, McPuff’s work is very good, but if one ran a company and aim at the development and growth of Bluewater and Coastal games, in my opinion there are markets that can enhance this (in the medium term), and then take Sweden and implement it like this nation deserves (even if this is in the long term).

I hope you find my opinion interesting. Regards

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