Really? Ive seen some info saying they might be 9Ps or 9Js, idk
Ive been given 2 or so sources one stating wjat youve said and one claiming 9E’s. Regardless its for gaijin to decide and balance.
Would be amusing if they gave it 9P-4s or -5s, all-aspect draken would be awesome.
Even more if we get the J35O as a premium, since that has P-5s.
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Dealing with this shit rn
Probably gonna be german unfortunately
Nope, since we already have the 105O in the swedish tree.
Thats not how it works, for now yes it will probably go to sweden but if its confirmed for germany it could be added.
Eh, true.
I really hope we get it though, since a draken with CMs, all-aspects, and other modern systems-
plus a sick paintjob
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an RB24J without an uncaged seeker?! how could one even come up with such a idea.
Almost like you cant state any sources and i hurt your feelings
hurt feelings? i mained sweden back when their end of the line was the J35D and i am still waiting for the guy who told me the thing about the J35XS’ RB24J’s seeker to provide me with his source (if he even has one in the first place)
Depends on who you asked. Additionally we couod always talk about prototype missiles that differ and just nerf vehicle based off thst alone. Its pretty easy. Regardless if you’re gonna make a claim its better if you can at least back it with a source first. Of the trials done to the swedish RB24’s the only caged seeker for the Saab 35XS would be the test for the mounting of RB24. There was a plan for RB27 but once they went against using a radar the idea was dropped.
The first Cv 90120 would be cool
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Gaijin will find a way to ignore it or make it premium
If it’s a testbed or a prototype, then it it’s more likely that it will be a premium or not come to the game in the short term, as information gathering might prove difficult (and GJN can’t just make stuff up, even if it sometimes does feel like it).
The CV90120-T or the CV90120 MkIV do have far more info on them. (in-game we have the mk.IV I believe.)
See i hate the history part some vehicles just have short history it it wasn recorded in full.
Yeah, the same problem repeats itself multiple times in other minor nations’ wishlists.
Failed or just-starting projects are never really (publicly) documented well enough and publicised at the same time, as these companies want to keep that information to theirselves.
That’s why information can be hard to gather for non-series produced vehicles.
Real life just sucks sometimes.
Im currently working on a third finnish KV so that we can actually have a 4.0 lineup with a TT heavy but i have a suspicion gaijin will just ignore it
That depends:
- Is it a well documented vehicle (is it still in a museum somewhere to take measurements for armour and such)?
- Is it not a singular item (were there more than 1 in Finland)?
- Is it native(aka instant in the TT)? Captured(aka instant event or premium if no subtree is present)? or Leased(all three options)?
As far as I was aware, the only “finnish” mods on ‘heavy’ tanks were the KV-1A and the KV-1B, both were singular examples and captured equipment, so definitely not TT material according to Gaijin’s rules. I believe they did capture some other KV-1 variants, but I don’t recall them ever being repaired to be used during the wars against the soviets.
And even if you make a suggention it might take a couple years for gaijin to fit it into their development plans, as most additions are planned years in advance in order for their employees to gather enough data. Sometimes a suggestion might get lucky and just fit into their plans, and they would add the vehicle accordingly, but as you might notice on the sheer volume of suggestions, most go undeveloped (but not un-noticed, if we should believe the CM’s).
September 5th 1941, the 26th antitank Battalion manages to take out a track on a KV-1 causing them to take the convoys supplies and the KV-1 after a couple of hours an order is received to bring the vehicle back for repairs and for it to be logged into the inventory of finnish service. After repairs were complete the vehicle would be equipped with a demolition charge to prevent capture by the soviets. Unfortunately the group were ambushed before they could get back and thus the vehicle was destroyed.
Many finnish KV-1’s that were recovered were to be used as spare parts due to their condition. As long as the hull or turret wasnt damaged too badly they would use the vehicle. Same goes for this vehicle, it was only missing the driver port and machine gun port which could be repaired.
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