Yeah, pretty much congratulations to @ChieftainWarrior et al. that made these Korean suggestions, especially united Korean ones given that’s what Gaijin looks forward to.
I am just interested if Koreans themselves feel fine with it. Not like Gaijin listens every time to community, but still.
And can’t wait for sekrit dokument leaks for said TT, as I bet that will be one hell of a play proving one right or wrong.
That is honestly my biggest concern. I fear there will be no way to bug report them, since we don’t have any primary sources…
Hopefully they make exceptions?
Serious question here, sorry for the ping @Smin1080p_WT:
I know that it is still in the works, and we may not see it for at least a year, but would you be able to clarify this? Could there be exceptions for bug reporting North Korean vehicles, given the absence of primary sources? Would well-researched analyses + secondary sources suffice? Could this be passed on to whoever makes these decisions? Thanks :)
Good secondary sources (for example, respected industry journals or books published by a reputable author) are already accepted for bug reports, primary sources are just preferred
Problem is, there’s a lack of secondary sources too. ‘The Armed Forces of North Korea’ is one of the only detailed books with accurate information, and even then, it has some errors (and omits a number of vehicles — the authors did a great job, but they just can’t cover every vehicle, and so there are plenty that are only known from images or video)
I’m not sure if Jane’s is accepted as a source anymore, but that has awful information about North Korean vehicles. I’m not sure there are any other journals/books that have worthwhile information.
My concern is that most North Korean vehicles won’t be able to be added or bug-reported, simply because very few people (in particular, authoritative sources, not just randoms on the internet) have wanted to analyse them. A large number are only known from images, or are just briefly mentioned in books (like, 2–3 lines at best).
Just woke up to see my #1 favorite concept tree officially announced, how awesome. The loss of Greece and Cyprus is a shame, but I suppose you can’t have everything with Gaijin.
Regardless, I’m sure the tree will be completely barren at launch and it will turn into an Israel situation where people start believing that it never should have existed in the first place despite Gaijin very much ignoring most of its potential.
Im late to the party but im glad to see that Gaijin is willing to go on with the United Korean Tree. Thanks to @ChieftainWarrior and @SaabGripen for their efforts on making this happen.