Oh I’m not critiquing alvis lol, I mean the Greatpaywall wtf is he on about xD
Alvis is right, the Abrams are eating very good this patch and potentially will be contenders for the best MBTs in the game.
Turret armour buff, as well as the round, and potential fix to the turret ring.
I’ll eventually get the Abrams I guess it’s kind of inevitable I have 2 vehicles left before my uk tree is completely unlocked, the Abrams will make up the spare but I feel if I do run it I’ll pop it in an Aussie only lineup
Has anyone made any attempts at having the trunion model looked at? i found some pictures and drawings of the gun assembly and the trunion that is modeled seems to be a little lacking in detail. Especially when those details could improve survivability like they do on t72s and t80s.
You can always just submit it anyways, it could help a case if somebody did or bring attention to it again. But knowing gajin they probaly wont look at it
When you say submit it, do you mean here or on the bug reporting forum? I’ve had bad experiences with them before so i’m reluctant to make the effort :(
I love KNDS because even though most of the projects won’t be funded or have a use in the future you just get to see many tank concepts in a physical form which is pretty rare and interesting.
you are completly wrong yes, cause that they do in fact get funded and do have a use in the future trough the realisation of the mgcs and the testing of technology for it.
I didn’t say CAPINT was literally unfunded or useless. If it is part of MGCS research, then yes, it obviously has some funding and a purpose as a technology demonstrator.
My point was that many KNDS concepts probably won’t be funded and adopted as production vehicles in the exact form we see them. Being funded as a research platform or demonstrator is not the same thing as being funded as a vehicle with a clear service future.
By your definition, any amount of money spent on research would count as “funding,” but that is not obviously not what I meant since the vehicle exist physically and had to a minimum some funding to it. I was talking about full development and adoption, not just research money.
That’s why I like KNDS: even if many of these concepts are only testbeds or stepping stones toward MGCS, they still show them in physical form instead of just CGI, which is rare and interesting.