The Exaltation of the USSR and the Exaltation of Europe and the USA

Yep and the worse bit about, there are litterally dozens of bug reports in and have been for more than a year. No action has been taken. We;ve finally had some basic bugs like the turning fixed, but only after a premium version was added.

There isnt a single componet on the CR2s that hasnt been nerfed (heck. the 7.62mm MGs on the roof could be 12.7mm HMGs with 0 effort)

I’ve been penned plenty of times in the past in the turret, no idea if spall liners have helped much.

The Challenger 2 has been in the game for more than 2 years and has underperformed the entire time. Spall liners could have been added at any point in those 2 years. Instead they were added after the T-90M was added.

Have a read through the bug reports yourself:

even basic things like roof armour is missing from the Challenger 2s,

Unfortunately they are systematically deleting all long range maps. All of my recent matches have been in CQB focused matches with no option for any form of long ranged combat. I reckon within 6 months, There will be no long ranged maps, only CQB.

Again, I’d check out this thread:

Literally dozens of aircraft that could be added. and many could have been added at any point. The point is, just because US and USSR developed a lot of aircraft that were in the current 11.3-12.7 range. Doesnt mean that the other TTs couldnt get stuff in the BR1-11.3 range. So many iconic aircraft just… never added.

Yes, should have all they need.

Etc etc.
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Can all be added with relative ease, especially as they are modified versions of aircraft we already have, so not even fresh models

Its just this:

As a Brit, I complain about the current state of the Challenger 2, even with plenty of bug reports proving stuff is wrong and the response is always the same: “Aim better”

But the same apparently doesnt hold true for those in T-80s/T-90s when fighting Leopards or Challenger 2s.

We are hopefully getting a dev-post for the Challenger 2 in the future, but this:

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could be the reality of the situation

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We have late Buc, Hunter, & Jag. The l
Hawk, Gnat, & other trainers weren’t focused on before last year so give that time.
Of course trainers aren’t gonna be any higher than 10.3 most of the time.

Challenger 2 also may underperform mechanically, but performance in-matches has been about the same as other tanks I’ve played.

We have the Buccanneer S2B with Aim-9Ls and Martels?

We have the Jaguar GR3A with upgraded engine, HMD and Aim-9Ls/ASRAAM?

We have a Hunter with better loadouts like the Hunter T8? or one with CMs like the Hunter FGA74BS?

The point is, the response i’ve always seen for why Britain hasnt gotten anything is: “they dont have anything to add”. But that isnt true. Hawk, Gnat, etc, could all have been added. Its irrelevant that they are only now going back and adding some trainers (maybe) with a BR range from 9.3-11.0. They could have come a while ago without much issue

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Let’s be honest here, you don’t want a 10.0+ Buccaneer.
And Jag GR3 is indeed the other late Jag, GR1A is also one of the late Jags.
Britain’s been focused for top air and ground.
Now that Britain’s top air is secured they can focus on more nuanced things.

I would, at about 10.3 that would still be fun, especially in gamemodes like SB. Would have comparible performance to something like the A-10s, A6E, Su-25, etc

Jaguar Gr1 is literally the first Jaguar in service with the RAF. Gr1A (and technically the GR1B) we have is just an upgraded version of it. But I would not describe either as “late” versions of the Jaguar.

And that has taken well over a year. Whilst yes, options have been limited on what they could have added. Not denying that fact. (though Gripen C could have come in September instead of 3 months after 12.3s were added) But the Tornados could have at least been finished.

Yes, and both are late Jags. Britain didn’t adopt Jags until the later ones.

Either way could have and would have made an interseting addition at any point in the past 18 months. Though I have a suspicion it will be our next Premium. Something to match aircraft like the Su-39/Torando WTD61 for a premium CAS

“L27A1 lolpen’s BVM’s turret”
just lmao

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Last I checked 3BM60/L27A1/DM43 is superior to DM23.

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Go look at ariete that what lol pen looklike

I am aware.

just ignore that the majority of the turret is visibly impenetrable in your own image, far from “lolpen” maybe you should learn what words mean before you use them
the Fv4005 is a better example of something being “lolpen”

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The majority of the turrret is penned.
Yellow = L26 or higher pen needed.

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They’re better in game because they’re better in real life.

Those are just facts.

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I like how you crop out most of the turret so that your point isn’t such an L but even your own post demonstrates that it isn’t “lolpen” like you claim

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I didn’t crop out any part of the turret.
Inert portions of the turret exist on Leclerc & Abrams as well.

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You only mentioned tank metas and ops, Challenger 2 and 3, Merkava 4 are the worst tanks. If people cry because of tank metas, it’s because these people have issues, and Gaijin should focus on nations that are weak, like Israel and the UK, at least in the top tier.

at least you admit you used “lolpen” incorrectly and that the T-80BVM has a turret perfectly equivalent to most other top tiers

No it doesn’t. T-80B turret armor is far worse than Abrams, Leopard 2A5+, and T-90M turret armor.

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My dude it does not matter if the R-27ER was a response to the AIM-7F/M because (as far as I know, these dates are correct) it literally entered service fourteen years after the AIM-7F and eight years after the AIM-7M, with the time reflecting the R-27ER’s increased capability.

If we were going to be fair about this chronologically, then:

  • AIM-7F (1976) comes with the R-23R (1974)
  • AIM-7M (1982) comes with the R-24R (1981)
  • AIM-7P (1987) comes with R-27R (1987)
  • AIM-120 (1991) comes with R-27ER (1990)

Now that’s obviously not looking at their stats at all, so looking at their stats (for sake of brevity, using wiki unless someone can guide me to official documents) it would more look like:

  • AIM-7F added with R-24R
  • AIM-7M added with R-27R, although it is arguably in the R-27R’s favor
  • And that’s all that’s in game for US-based missiles, a ~kinda~ equivalent to the R-27R

I mean seriously, there are zero US radar missiles that go within 1.8M or 10G of the R-27ER, and that’s just supposed to be fine? Lol what?

Even if the AIM-7P was added it would only have better guidance electronics, so it would not change much. What the US needs is an equivalent to the R-27ER, which is the AIM-120A.

If the reason not to add the AIM-120A is “but it’s a Fox 3” then the R-27ER shouldn’t have been added since there would be no US-based equivalent.

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