The Shooting Range #184

Definitely support the idea of a Romanian Tech Tree

My idea for tech trees for smaller nations that only have a handful of vehicles is to combine multiple nations into 2 or 3 tech trees where an entire line would be just 1 nations tanks instead of the normal heavy medium light SPAA and SPG lines. And leave foreign copies out and focus on vehicles that that nation created or modified enough that they would play differently from the original vehicle e.i. we don't need another M41 or T-34.

Yea, I also cannot lock on to planes with the radar anymore.

Is there even 1 SINGLE POST where people like you do not spam WhErE is My EeL???!!? They said it is in development and it will come when it is ready. Stop asking every single day.

Just stop. You're an embarrassment to the community. Most children learn they get nothing from nagging by the time they are five.

Considering the Americans forced Dieffenbaker to dismantle the extant two Arvo Arrows and destroy the tooling dies for the aircraft I think it is unlikely Gaijin will gain access to any realistic statistical data on Canada"s "global threat" aircraft.

However, the CF100 Canuck is a very good candidate for WarThunder.

I doubt it, if anything any vehicles they made will end up as British premiums are event vehicles. Also how many unique vehicles did they build? Though the Chinese tank tree is 95% copy-cat russain and American tanks.

A separate tree would be pointless. Canadian hardware was largely of British or American origin during the first and second World Wars. While there were Canadian innovations and adaptation at that time they were tertiary changes not original development. Canada's foray into aeronautical innovation was quashed during the aforementioned Dieffenbaker administration in the late 1950' and early 1960's. Canada has acted only in an advisory capacity since that era and adopted NATO equipment.