In addition to the cope cage and slat armor, the T-84s have got upgrade during the conflict: the gunner’s TO1-KO1ER night vision sight has been replaced with new TPN-4E MBT uncooled thermal sight.
Im pretty sure most PT-91 are newbuild
What is that ?
if anything it should be a Sub-Tree for russia
thats the proplem its not Russian TT its Soviet TT, ukrainians would never agree to go in a Russian TT nad i get it but its USSR TT and they are ex-USSR country so they have to go there or in a TT with other eastern countries like poland ,czechia etc…
Or we could just do this idea.
Honesty it’s pretty much what we have now
Why cant we have people in photos? 💀 what if their hand or their leg is in the corner or edge of the image???
It’s the copy and paste rage baiting for me ngl 💀.
To my knowledge Ukraine has more unique vehicles than Finland tho. You can’t blame Gaijin on that specifically.
Patria domain expansion vs T-series domain expansion
I’d rather Gaijin get the monetization off that grind rather than over bloat one of the largest tech trees in game making its grind a nightmare in total. You’ve already finished the tree, or at least I have. The grind won’t affect me. But it will newer players.
Not to mention that decision will drive away monetization heavily. We see tech trees unreasonably becoming everything tech trees rather than unique experiences like they were once promised to me. We don’t need Abrams and Leopard tanks in the “USSR” (Rushan) Tech Tree. We already have a British T-90S, Chinese Abrams, we were supposed to have a US T-90A before everyone canceled gaijin over it on the forums and Twitter, aswell as a US Tiger II. But here’s the thing. It kills the game loop. If you can just play any nation for any vehicle why’s even the point of going further than grinding two nations fully?
That only gives players less incentive to spend time and money on War Thunder. Limiting choices, and taking away uniqueness hurts not only the gameplay, players, but also the company. The amount of games that did what you asked for and died within a few years after it…
It doesn’t make sense from a tech tree size perspective, reality perspective, gameplay loop perspective, longevity of player retention perspective, let alone political. It simply doesn’t make any sense.
The reason the grind is bad is not due to the amount of vehicles its totally up to gaijin how to implement that besides if it was a separate tree it would have a ton of duplicated tanks which drives away other players like why would you grind a t72 and a zsu23 for the 11th time?
What if you want to grind the better version of the T-72 and ZSU 23?
I don’t mind “duplicates” also. You’re not forced to put things like the T-34 in there you can start it realistically from rank V - VI if you must skip unnecessary copy and paste. Just like how you said, “it’s not the amount of vehicles”. Can’t make that argument then promptly complain about the amount of vehicles. Whilst arguing that we should add copy and paste to the Rushan Tech Tree. You’re experiencing insane amounts of cognitive dissonance it’s ridiculous imo.
You’re arguing for and against the same things. Like wtf is your point, do you even understand it?
“copy and paste is good only if it benefits me” is basically where it all ends up
I’d rather Grind a SEPARATE version of th T-72. Than deal with the Rushan TT Leopard 2s & Abrams being on a Team full of T-90s, Oplots, Chinese Abrams vs US Abrams, GER Leopard 2s, etc. That’s ridiculously immersion breaking, repetitive, and makes grinding most trees literally redundant. Why buy extra premium when you can get several nations tanks in MULTIPLE tech trees. Tech Trees that are already bloated with the most content?
It’s the dumbest idea in WT period imo. Don’t add any sub trees to US, GER, RU, etc large tech trees. They too bloated as IS. The devs NEED to stop killing uniqueness, and killing the already repetitive game loop. It’s running players away veterans, and newbies.
It’s so stupid I swear. And every new guy that comes in here saying the exact same lines acts like they invented the idea… Ugh. Critical thinking is almost dead nowadays.