@NickKrasz_Wx ESWD recently experienced a large number of false reports and mass data extraction, which reduced its performance. Ultimately, they decided to restrict access to data that is more than a week old to registered users only (VOPs and scientific researchers).
@ChungTzuW They appear to be the Mk. IA*.
They have the earlier 3-pdr Mk. I guns and the shorter front hull with the "steps" on the sloped part, but they also have the commander's cupola.
@C_VargasHarle This is a Polish prototype. The turret is most likely the prototype wz. 32 turret, which could mount both a 37 mm gun and a machine gun. The photo comes from the collection of Polish researcher Jędrzej Korbal and was published in "Wielki Leksykon Uzbrojenia Tom 284".
@napalm240 The tank in the original post is a Polish modification. The turret is most likely the prototype wz. 32 turret, which could mount both a French short 37 mm gun and a coaxial machine gun. There are no other photos of the turret unfortunately.
@Simon_Hypixel Lovely, I know you are getting swarmed with questions, but I will ask one too: is the team considering easier replanting of trees and/or grass, e.g. you can use Essence of Life on dirt block to turn them into grass blocks, or use it on tree roots to make a sapling grow out.
@createfem@BitzelYT@pancakehime012@Alphons63 The gameplay is quite different. I'm not sure why he only mentioned audio-visual aspects.
I'd say Hytale makes you focus much more on combat and exploration, slightly less on building, and much less on survival.
Currently, it feels rather bare bones, but I very much enjoy it.
@RemigiuszWilk Produkty Norinco miewają pecha z lufami. Ostatnio w dwóch tajlandzkich VT-4 doszło do uszkodzeń luf (w pierwszym akurat przez nadmierne strzelanie).
Kiedyś Argentyna kupiła od nich amunicję 105 mm, przy użyciu której w jednym z czołgów TAM doszło do rozerwania lufy.
@PawelSokala Warto zaznaczyć, że na powyższym zdjęciu widnieją akurat sowieckie czołgi Renault FT, oraz ich własna kopia (po prawej), która różniła się nieco od oryginału.
Natomiast o ile dobrze kojarzę, Sowieci ze swoich czołgów Renault w trakcie wojny polsko-bolszewickiej nie korzystali.
@Odd_Longfellow@Tank_Archives It was actually the opposite. They wanted to conceal the fact that their tanks were armed with the 17-pdr, because they feared the Germans would prioritize taking them out over other tanks, as the gun posed a larger threat to German armor than the 75 mm.
@Kiaras121@The_Sourkraut Actually you wouldn't cry everywhere in Europe. For example, here in Poland, you can freely have replicas (or originals) of any separately loaded black powder guns made before 1885, without any sort of license (but you need to be at least 18 years old to buy one).
@bart_mazur@Jendrass1939@MichalFlow1 Czołg na zdjęciu był testowany z armatką wz. SA, czyli francuską armatką kawaleryjską Modèle 1917, nie z armatką czołgową Modèle 1918 (u nas wz. 18). Działka trochę podobne, ale różniły się lufami oraz oporopowrotnikami. Plus raczej ciężko nazwać to niszczycielem czołgów.
@SSarranid@YPasholok@Tank_Archives Christie created the suspension and used it in his M1928 tank, later called M1940. First, he signed a contract to sell the tank to the Polish military, however he broke it and sold the tank to the USSR instead. Soviets modified the design (BT-2), and then made further versions.