AMV XC-360P KTO Rosomak armored personnel carrier is in service with the 57th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Ukraine ordered from Poland 150 Rosomak armored personnel carriers
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Yeah they made a mistake adding copy paste. That’s not a good argument for adding more garbage copy paste.
The thing is, again, a lot of the tech-tree is unique, majorly functional, design changes to Soviet Base vehicles or indigenous vehicles based on Soviet-Era design philospy (atleast until the most modern vehicles which shifted to a NATO-Soviet Mix).
And if we want to talk about copy-paste, atleast Ukraine has more of a claim on these vehicles than many other nations with said copy-paste. They either designed them, built them, or served with them on large scales under the Soviet Army’s/Ukr-SSR’s Banner (depending on the era).
It is entirely uncontroversial to say that Ukraine has far more of a claim on ZSUs, T72s, Mi-24s than the Italian techtree.
But that is off-topic, I want to again re-iterate the make-up of the tree
Indigenous/Not-present/Functionally-Changed & Significant
Current tech tree configuration, it is a work in progress with suggested changes and many honourable mention vehicles not yet included
BRM-1K
MT-LB-23-2
2S31M
3/8 37.5%
BTR-94
2S9
MT-LB-AT
BTR-RD
BTR-80 Joker
Lazika
6/12 50%
BTR-3E1
BTR-3DA
(Debatable, need data on K-1 effectiveness @ T-55s BR) T-55AM
M-55S
Leopard 1A5 DK
T-72EA
T-72UA1
BMP-1U
BMP-1UMD
T-64BV Zaslin
T-64BV Zr. 2017
T-64BV Zr. 2022
ZSU-23-4M3
(Debatable) Barrier-S
9P148 Konkurs
BRDM-2 Amulet
BTR-3E FSV (Cockerill 90mm)
BTR-70DI Zaslin
BMD-2
SBA-Novator Amulet
Obj. 432
BM-AB-13
T-55-64
MT-LBR7
24/37 64.864%
BMP-1UM
BTR-4A Grom Module
BTR-4E Parus Module
BMP-64
T-72AMT
BMT-72
(Debatable) Leopard-2(K1)
T-62AGM
T-80BV Zr. 2018
T-80UD Drozd
T-64BM1M
T-64BM Bulat
T-64BM2 Bulat
ZSU-23-4M-A1
ZSU-23-4M Donets
BTR-3K
BMP-55 ATGM
Kevlar-E
Otaman-3
(Debatable) M2A2 ODS
BTR-4MV1
(Debatable) T-72 SIM-1
T-72UMG Kazakh
T-64E
T-72E
Obj. 478DU4
26/29 89.655%
BMPT Strazh
Obj. 488
BTMP-84
T-84U Oplot
T-84-120 Yatagan
T-84 Oplot-M
T-84 Oplot-T
9K33M3 Osa-AKM
Azovets
T-72MP
T-55M8-A2 Tifon II
11/13 84.61%
I probably got something wrong, feel free to correct me.
Doing a quick comparison with Israel, & China, none of the big players to be on the same scale as Ukraine
Israel is a young nation, comparatively, and did not hold a large standing military for many decades/a century as the other nations did.
China may also be considered the same.
This is said in the context that Ukraine only gained independence in 1991.
Although my knowledge of these is not on par so feel free to correct me.
Going rank by rank, upwards, unique vehicles by same parameters as above
Israel -
4/11 36.36%
2/9 22.2%
13/14 92%
6/6 100%
China
0/7 0%
2/10 20%
3/7 42.85%
5/13 38.46%
4/8 50%
12/14 85.71%
11/11 100%
Double standards gentlemen, double standards!
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It’s great that someone has finally calculated the percentage of unique vehicles in the proposed tech tree. A tremendous job has been done! Now, this is an excellent argument for those who didn’t even bother to examine the proposed tree and immediately accused it of being a copy…
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I planned to do it on every nation but had no time for it
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This is a very rough job and I can’t say it’s even above 90% accuracy, take it as you will. But thank you.
I have just discovered about tank T-24, which was firstly produced in Kharkiv. Will you add this vehicle to the tree as reserve (this vehicle would have BR like 2.0, so idk what do you think about it)
To avoid too many “copy-paste”, I think that it would make more sense to have an “Eastern Europe” tech tree
Definitely a reserve vehicle, also I suggested this one not long ago
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Why not make a Middle-Eastern, West-European, Central Asian, South-East Asian, sub-Saharan Africa and Latin American tree while we’re at it….
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Ah yes, entire world tech tree
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Your unique list is not complete, it can increase on average by 30%-40% If you do not add ala copies or weakened copies
Well, there are T-54 and Type-59 as in the case with China!
Regarding the history of Ukraine, there are many more years than you might think! In the 17th century, the term “Ukraine” began to be used already in the documents of that time.
Later, in the 18th century, the term “Ukraine” appears on cartographic materials.
Therefore, your comparison is not correct. You cannot compare countries in this way.
I also emphasize that the USSR is a “union” of states and most of the tanks were invented in different countries of the union by different designers.
If you look at it from this point of view, then 3/5 of these tanks are not “Russian”
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This might be a simple fix. Were any aircraft manufacturered in Ukraine when it was a satellite state of the USSR? Even down to WW2? We have many soviet tanks that were made in Ukraine during WW2
And give people more of a reason to call it copy and paste? Good one lol
I compare them by geolocation 🙃
+1 I’d like to see the ground and air tree’s someday in the far future
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Thats the solution or there isnt one at all and or it starts at Tier 3 like Israel
Itd also by far not be the most copy and paste. Heck, we could even remove some stuff from the Russian Fed tree, as has also been done when new trees are added
Were far far beyond the “copy and paste” is bad mentality. Gaijin never put a stop to it. What you have to look at are the pros vs cons, theres far more interesting things the Ukraine tree would add than not. And whos to say it even needs an Air tree, a Ground and Heli tree would be interesting and fine to start
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It’s the USSR, so no, you’d be removing Soviet equipment from the Soviet tech tree. So that’s a no go.
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The air tree is so tiny it is not even a real tree
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