WW1 era Brainstorming Ideas Thread

[LeChance]

lol . . . man it’s like pulling a horse’s tooth with tweezers just to get them to change a few BR’s of some vehicles every few months. I just do not see them devoting the labor force or time required to make such changes, again for the afore mentioned non-revenue generating aspect of it all. It’s still a business, the game is the product. Making changes that don’t increase profits is not sound business management . . I don’t think.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the whole idea and yours isn’t bad either . . . just not practical from a certain standpoint is all

[Pangolin_Fan]

If they’re smart, which tbf they’re not, then they would code a simple work-around instead of manually increasing the BR of every vehicle in WT.

[LeChance]

lol . … players just need to realize that most of the things they ask for cannot be achieved with a “Thanos snap” . . . .

[Tankskis1]

There is a Suggestion Vote for the Mark 4 go there it kinda turned into a brainstorm on how to get it to work.

[Deathmisser]

@Tankskis1

a brainstorm on how to get it to work.

Which is how I want this thread to go really.

I know there a lot that could be added just how and make visualizations of the plan on the idea

[Tankskis1]

I was just showing you place I was in to give you ideas to put here:)

[Pangolin_Fan]

Honestly, the earliest tanks that could fit Warthunder would be very late-war WW1, and interwar. Tanks like the Mark 4 were too heavily focused on anti-infantry and fortifications.

[Creastroy]

Lovely toy planes, balloons and airships… Definitely a YESSSS

[BACKRAGE44428]

well to be fair we got the things like the petard which was desinged to clear buildings and worked great at that. a mark V tank assuming its a male as a female would not be useless had 57mm cannons which could knock out reserve tanks yes it was slow, but honestly patience is a virtue people still play the maus tank and thats slow or the 2C mind you a mark V tank can be out run by a person easily 5 mph top speed. and armor wise it could use crew as armor as it had a 8 man crew

[Tankskis1]

Exactly I went into depth on this and so did another man proving the 57mm is the same as some low tier british tanks

[joshje100]

Just got my Bristol F.2B suggestion approved.

Bristol F.2B: Britain's Most Successful 2-Seat Fighter of the Great War

[image] The Bristol F.2B is a British 2-seat fighter/reconnaissance aircraft that served during World War 1 on the Western Front with the Royal Flying Corp.

History

In the Autumn of 1915 the RFC needed a new aerial reconnaissance and artillery spotting aircraft to replace their aging, pre-war Royal Aircraft Factory B.E.2c. Along with being a reconnaissance and spotting aircraft the RFC wanted an aircraft that not only had good performance, they wanted an aircraft that was more than capable of …

[Tankskis1]

Just voted on it bud :)

[Admiral_Pieter]

Really? Well, that’s very interesting

[BACKRAGE44428]

list of planes from WW1

List of World War I Entente aircraft

just for ideas find more credible info when making posts

[BACKRAGE44428]

they could add if armament is a problem vickers did make a incindedary round to shoot down balloons which was used on most aircraft

[BSpiel8]

Armament shouldn’t be a problem though, weaker guns for weaker aircraft will balance itself out.

[Admiral_Pieter]

This would be quite cool

Zeppelin-Staaken R.V

Edit:
And this lil’ guy

Siemens-Schuckert R.VIII

[BACKRAGE44428]

A7V

poll Hi Guys Here is a Suggestion for the A7V Tanks for War Thunder! :) [image] History The Shortest way to explain the A7V is that it is the German respons to the British Mark tanks! In 1916 the British and French started Using tanks on the Battlefield in order to breach German defences. However German high command still mostly believed that AT Rifles, Heavy Machine guns, Field Cannons and Artillery would be enough to counter the tank on the Battlefield. But as British and French Tank tact…

A7V

[joshje100]

Got another suggestion approved

Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a: The Spitfire of World War One

[image] The Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 was a single-seat fighter built in 1916 and flew during the war from 1917 by the British Royal Flying Corps.

History

The S.E.5 was designed by Henry Folland, Major Frank Goodden, and John Kenworth of the Royal Aircraft Factory in Farnborough. 3 prototypes were built, the first took it’s first flight on the 22nd of November 1916 with the second and third soon to follow however the first 2 prototypes were lost in crashes with the third aircraft surviving …

Also

Sikorsky - Ilya Muromets (Type S-27 E): The Great War Giant

[image] The Sikorsky Ilya Muromets, named after the Ilya Muromets a hero from Slavic Mythology, was a 4-engine heavy bomber used by the Imperial Russian Air Service throughout World War One and later during the Russian Civil War by the Soviet Air Forces where they were used as transport and trainer aircraft.

History

The Ilya Muromets was designed by Igor Sikorsky in the Russo-Baltic Carriage Factory in Saint Petersburg Russia in 1913. First designed as a luxury airliner the Muromets was the fi…

[Pangolin_Fan]

Yooo I love the Bristol F2B