That’s not what i said, perhaps your issue is reading comprehension. i said “china has never really made a fully indigenous tank” which is true, all it’s vehicles are based to varying degrees on foreign technologies, often unlicenced or stolen.
that’s also not the comment you were replying too. you’ve yet to be able to say what you disagree with let alone rebutt it.
You have made zero effort to add anything. what would you call it if not lazy?
That’s quite the claim, would you like to provide evidences for “china has never really made a fully indigenous tank” and “all it’s vehicles are based to varying degrees on foreign technologies, often unlicenced or stolen”? I disagree with both of these claims, especially the last part “unlicensed and stolen” , now it is the responsibility of the accuser to first provide solid evidence and sources before a healthy discussion can ensue.
Well, China did buy the British L7, buy German 1500 horse power engine and China soviet relationship is obscure and I am not prepared to have a political /historical debate. I would rather say that reverse engineering is China’s option to catch up quickly, and the fact that they are up for sale suggests quite something about liscencing.
As a Chinese main I hope they’ll fix asap
define reverse engineering of military weapons as infringement? lmao
any equipment manufactured through reverse engineering in China is superior to the original version
during the development process, new technologies were integrated and applied and improved
some of them may only appear the same in principle and appearance, but in reality, they have vastly different internal constructions
you have no knowledge of China weapons and are full of prejudice and ignorance
you just saw some Chinese players and vented some unrelated words to the theme XD
Interesting that you mentioned the reverse engineering of K-13.
China aquired the sample of AIM-9B during an airbattle in 28th September 1958, when it failed to detonate, and just lodged into the airframe of one Chinese MiG-17. That captured sideswinder was then given to the Russians.
This can only be blamed to poor american engineering and construction. Can’t even get something simple as self-destruction working properly
Gaijin when fix,i want to get my ZBD04 to have complete tree again with my talismaned WZ and ZTZ99A,but they are unplayable now. Wrong model,no armor,wrong autoloader speed,no spall liners still.
Can someone tell me why this forum post regarding DTC-10E/S has been deleted? The bug report, too.
IDK, probably based a bit too much on the leaked document.
So the whole report and entire forum thread on a shell that could finally make China have a good shell at top tier has been scrapped because of that?
Yep, it’s just how it kinda works. Since we are both chinese players, we all want china to get better shell, but GAIJING has been very careful about classified info leaked.
S∞n
agree that,Please fix it. I want a real ZTZ99A
Finally it has been DONE. and offcause both model error and 99A. NEVER OWED EVER.
从不亏待。。。。
I grinded my arse to China Top Tier almost entirely w/ regular TT vehicles. Premium vehicles were more of a backup and I rarely get them to fight
Unfortunately not, Gaijin will think that Chinese players will have to play Leopard to have good experience in the Chinese tree, considering that they might add ASEAN and Singapore. It is an excuse to not fix 99A.
What you say is actually true, Gaijin wants the Chinese players’ money but intentionally avoids its errors and ignores the players’ requests
Meh. I have no urge to buy any more Chinese premiums because they are just low effort copies of existing tech tree vehicles. They don’t even bother to make any unique vehicles. The only interesting one of recent memory is the QN-506, but they’ve ruined it with the ATGM nerfs. Even the fire and forget missiles are not fun to play with since they bounce off of turret roofs.
I’m going to let my premium time end and not re-buy it this year because they haven’t released anything interesting to grind for. Top tier China is just one disappointment after another.