@@InterstellarTaco Cluster bombs are not very effective against tanks they are more effective against infantry maybe they can destroy light tanks or spaa’s, idk its gonna change much
@kaans8338 cluster Bombs in modern warfare are used almost exclusively against light vehicles and APCs. And the the US has variants like the CBU 97 that essentially releases shaped charge hockey pucks that seek out tanks.
Because we have 2.5 airplanes of that rank and that creates a power void, the fixing of which takes precedence over adding your favorite era aircraft (or tank, for the bros crying about not getting WW2 tanks at this stage in the game's history). I was the same, then I moved on and started trying to play and enjoy the latest stuff that's added.
@@idvhfd exactly. If you want new early crap then go play a different game because war thunder relies on drawing in new players with the “cool modern stuff”.
@ no they don’t play their game so we have 14.0. They’ve been slowly increasing the top BR but they still do not grasp how bad the higher BR brackets are to play
@@user-bm2xf6io3c uhhh yes it is? Why am I in my F15A fighting eurofighter typhoons and F15E’s which are 10x better then me in every way. And you say “what is a better alternative” like you could just easily increase the top BR. Or at minimum put the max uptier from 1.0 above to only .7 above so you can’t fight a planes a whole nother tier above you. Thing is the F15 case isn’t even the worse case because with the 9Ms it’s still salvageable. But some other planes are a nightmare to play
@dontworry2379 Decompressing the BR's would still place the F-15A into a BR range with Fox 3's. It would still be a gamble for either a bad match (uptier) or a match where IT completely outplays its opponents (downtiers). You have to realize that every plane is going to get uptiered, even if the F-15A grind is bad. I have the F-15A. Although the gameplay can sometiems be BS, a decent player can utilize the Aim-7M sparrows (which are very competent missles) to score some kills. You have enough flares and chaff to play passively. Your flight model is good, and you have bombs if you go braindead. Nowadays, you should be thankful that you get default Fox 1's and 3's lol
The f-18 will come next update because the USSR will be receiving the SU-30sm.When aircraft are added in the USSR there are going to be other to compete against it
@@usarmyalaskanick I don't think so, look at F-16C or Grippen, or even F-15E and right after that EF 2000. The big new thing was 4th gen jets, F-18 is nothing big new then. So I bet next or next two updates. Look at the new vid of Mat, he thinks so too.
I’m just absolutely praying and hoping they bring back those German ww2 submarine game modes make it their new naval and have different types for each country would actually make naval fun I mean who didn’t try that game mode when it came out was so sick.
great video!! and merry christmas you have done an amazing work this year and i look forward to seeing more content. It is just nice to have someone like you who serves anything new fast and with good quality!
I actually wish they finally finish adding top tier jets and start doing something else, for example fixing balance and making naval into an actually interesting mode
I think they’ll try and do a push of naval content (submarines) as a way of softly pressing the brakes on the aviation content. They could throw the Hornet in there when they do it and most people would be satisfied.
Slightly more advanced/longer ranged (active) radar-guided missiles... AIM-120C/D, R-77-1/R-37 (Su-30SM, ahem), Derby-ER, Meteor, etc. We can wait for the no-escape IR missiles like the 9X, R-74, IRIS-T, etc 😂🥲
i really hope that they add a Swedish naval tech tree even if it just is coastal fleet to begin with. (if we get Swedish naval tree i also hope we get a Swedish submarine tree as that is one of the things we always have been good at making)
I think we’ll get more 4+ gen jets throughout the year along with the Hornet A and C; with the E possibly being next December patch. During this 4+ gen roll out, we should start seeing the next gen IR missiles like the AIM9X and the IRIS-T with (hopefully) changes to air rb to help accommodate this new tech. Then I think 2026 we’ll see the introduction of new long range BVR missiles like the AIM-174 and Meteor.
I dont think they can release 4.5 aircrafts next year because we are missing to many features that make them a 4.5 gen aircraft and most of those things are very difficult to implement
Or we could not add anti radiation shit and just let the ground gamemode be ground. If mfs can main a plane in a ground gamemode then let me control a patriot system in air rb
I agree stuff like that would be cool anti radiation the crazy Sam's and fuck it helicopters in air battles IDC if I'm at a disadvantage I wanna have fun on my terms
In your attempt to argue against it and provide a example of how unfair it would be you’ve provided an interesting and fun example of a good change that upsets nobody
Honestly I think we may see the likes of the su57/f22 by end of year. I have a feeling gaijin wants to press the 80+dollar premium in the form of gen 4/4.5 premiums since they technically won’t be “top tier” anymore.
Su57 should be added when latest version of F35 will be added, not with F22. And before these jets are added, EW should be a thing, because that's really the game changer in the modern warfare. Also, maps have to be reworked, when Su57 will be a thing it means that even hypersonic missiles will be a thing and there is no place for hypersonic AAMs in the game right now.
I think it's not THAT hard to implement modern navy ships, just make the maps way bigger. Done. The rest is similar to top tier air battles tbh. I would love to see modern ships in War Thunder.
I guess they may add SEAD only in a case when the land AA's will be too OP. Now it is on the opposite, the planes and choppers are basically too strong, so there is no need in a SEAD weapon in my opinion
Honestly im predicting a 4.5 gen fighter for the us line as an f-15e is nice but against rafales and eurofighter ir just has the sheet ammount of missiles, so like F-16EF ? Who knows maybe even the aim-120-c-7 with blk I 9x (here comes the russian mains) as long as we add those equivalents to other nations
any plans on comparing flight models with real life counterparts and videos, or maybe dcs. i think it would be some good and new interesting content. Anyways love your videos
I mean the air-to-air weaponry on the Su-30sm is nice, with the ground ordnance it will make a really well performing jet (if they decide to un-fuck the flight models).
Its a multirole Flanker, Su-35 later becoming multirole and entering service. Su-37 is also multirole-ish, Su-47 is more air-air with limited ground attack.
@ as someone who plays the flanker in sim iv never had issues fighting equivalent jets. and for jets that are already more maneuverable irl (ie the f16, gripen, etc.) I’ll turn off my SAS and cobra an HMD R73 up their afterburner.
dont think there is a point in adding the Gripen E since they would need to nerf it so far from real life that calling it "Gripen E" would make 0 sense
@@FXIIBeaverah not exactly with the addition of the F-117 it broke the limits on what could be added because the f-117 is less useful than the bone and if that came than surely the B-1 can gajin even said they would be looking into non meta or game fitting vehicles being added
@ it was added solely to test stealth that is why it was added. The B-1 and any other strategic bombers are just a waste of time. Bombers died after WW2. You will get sniped by an AMRAAM before you even make it half way to the bases.
Im still waiting for new ir missiles new gen like aim9x pl10 mica ir and much much more or just to add aim9x for evry nato aircraft to test how they perform and add better ones better ones after test
The T-14 armata seems like a stretch but the BMPT terminator is more likely we already have the Chinese equivalent (albeit a event vehicle that only a few people have access to)
@@FutureGohanGlazer Yeah and? Just cause something might be worse than the other doesnt mean people cant like it. My comment never asked on your opinion about the gripen E.
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Mannn I’m tired of gijin spending their time on naval shit that nobody touch!!! The main thing they need to do right now is to work and upgrade the gameplay itself, all the game modes. Top tier RB is just garbage. They can do so many different things to improve the gameplay
As full nation probably not happening as it’s already being cemented as a second sub nation for Britain with the OSA and the Strela but as a sub nation it would be an interesting bolster to the British tree
at this rate the F-22, J-20, Su-57 will be in the game next new year's major update for me I'm more excited for the Su-30\35, F-18, and hopefully Mig-31 or at least Mig-25
Remember guys - no F-2A, Su-30SM, F/A-18E, ARM's, AIM-9X, Indian subtree with Rafale, Su-30MKI, HAL Tejas in UK tree next update = no money for Gaijin. Spread the word!
aim9x would be literally unflareable, and jets with proper AESA modeled will be unnoticeable, and you want that on 16v16 with the current map sizes, the game isn’t ready
damn this man does NOT take a break
he should get a life
@@georgivanev7466bro has a second job and a girlfriend tho 🗿
@@h4r0ld59 mat MAY do videos non stop and then set timers to upload them automatically or sum, this cannot be real 😭
@@h4r0ld59 With that non-stop upload rate, sure, bro.
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Cluster munitions. They were supposed to be added already...
It's going to kill ground RB at top tier if they add CBUs
@@InterstellarTaco Cluster bombs are not very effective against tanks they are more effective against infantry maybe they can destroy light tanks or spaa’s, idk its gonna change much
@kaans8338 cluster Bombs in modern warfare are used almost exclusively against light vehicles and APCs. And the the US has variants like the CBU 97 that essentially releases shaped charge hockey pucks that seek out tanks.
I'd love to see them in the game, they are amazing to see irl@@InterstellarTaco
@@lars7747 sure if it's only in Air RB and Sim.
A wave of top tiers premiums on my bingo 2025 card!!!
Why 4.5? Why not cold war? There's plenty of jets that are missing from that era.
Because we have 2.5 airplanes of that rank and that creates a power void, the fixing of which takes precedence over adding your favorite era aircraft (or tank, for the bros crying about not getting WW2 tanks at this stage in the game's history). I was the same, then I moved on and started trying to play and enjoy the latest stuff that's added.
@@idvhfd exactly. If you want new early crap then go play a different game because war thunder relies on drawing in new players with the “cool modern stuff”.
@mainhalo117 and be able to appeal everyone something that cant happen until 5 gen fighters are added
i would love to see the J-11B and J-10B for China, or even the J-16
J10B and J11B were in the leaks, but didn't make it to the patch recently. So this is gonna happen. J16 rather not.
@Spicysauced Glad for the answer, i didn't know. Abt the J's: yeah, J16 is too advanced for that game yet, same with f15EX
The fact that the top BR is still at 14.0 proves that gaijin don’t play their own game
If they really don't play their game, we would still have 13.3 top br... but 14.0 is still too little
@ no they don’t play their game so we have 14.0. They’ve been slowly increasing the top BR but they still do not grasp how bad the higher BR brackets are to play
@dontworry2379 it really isn't that bad. what would be the alternative?
@@user-bm2xf6io3c uhhh yes it is? Why am I in my F15A fighting eurofighter typhoons and F15E’s which are 10x better then me in every way. And you say “what is a better alternative” like you could just easily increase the top BR. Or at minimum put the max uptier from 1.0 above to only .7 above so you can’t fight a planes a whole nother tier above you. Thing is the F15 case isn’t even the worse case because with the 9Ms it’s still salvageable. But some other planes are a nightmare to play
@dontworry2379 Decompressing the BR's would still place the F-15A into a BR range with Fox 3's. It would still be a gamble for either a bad match (uptier) or a match where IT completely outplays its opponents (downtiers). You have to realize that every plane is going to get uptiered, even if the F-15A grind is bad. I have the F-15A. Although the gameplay can sometiems be BS, a decent player can utilize the Aim-7M sparrows (which are very competent missles) to score some kills. You have enough flares and chaff to play passively. Your flight model is good, and you have bombs if you go braindead. Nowadays, you should be thankful that you get default Fox 1's and 3's lol
Sweden can get an finnish f-18
once they add the su-35 ill be a happy camper
whats with the f18
he dont like usa
The F-18 is a 4th generation jet, so this includes that we will see the F-18 too next year. I would even say next major update.
The f-18 will come next update because the USSR will be receiving the SU-30sm.When aircraft are added in the USSR there are going to be other to compete against it
@@admiralsmith6256it will come summer or next December, we aren’t getting another air update right after the big one
@@usarmyalaskanick I don't think so, look at F-16C or Grippen, or even F-15E and right after that EF 2000. The big new thing was 4th gen jets, F-18 is nothing big new then. So I bet next or next two updates. Look at the new vid of Mat, he thinks so too.
Playing with Italian subs would be super fun! Merry Christmass.
Gripen E with all of its tech will be CRAZY xD
Nah cause Gaijin will nerf it to fuck man. Jas 39C was nerfed over 10 times. Imagine 39E
A french rank VII premium?No a new premium US :Gajing:Yes
I’m just absolutely praying and hoping they bring back those German ww2 submarine game modes make it their new naval and have different types for each country would actually make naval fun I mean who didn’t try that game mode when it came out was so sick.
great video!! and merry christmas you have done an amazing work this year and i look forward to seeing more content. It is just nice to have someone like you who serves anything new fast and with good quality!
I actually wish they finally finish adding top tier jets and start doing something else, for example fixing balance and making naval into an actually interesting mode
Su-30 is such a beauty, can't wait to see it added
Modern subs would be pretty sick if you can launch anti ship missiles from it
A ton submarines, can be added, other naval vehicles carriers maybe.
I just hope for some 10-12 BR planes for all nations to fit gaps as it seems that's where most players are where they can avoid FOX-3 missiles
I think they’ll try and do a push of naval content (submarines) as a way of softly pressing the brakes on the aviation content. They could throw the Hornet in there when they do it and most people would be satisfied.
"to counter new AA" because surely Cas need something to counter their counter right?
SAM sites like s300, HAWK, and patriot hopefully.
Slightly more advanced/longer ranged (active) radar-guided missiles... AIM-120C/D, R-77-1/R-37 (Su-30SM, ahem), Derby-ER, Meteor, etc. We can wait for the no-escape IR missiles like the 9X, R-74, IRIS-T, etc 😂🥲
i really hope that they add a Swedish naval tech tree even if it just is coastal fleet to begin with. (if we get Swedish naval tree i also hope we get a Swedish submarine tree as that is one of the things we always have been good at making)
I think we’ll get more 4+ gen jets throughout the year along with the Hornet A and C; with the E possibly being next December patch. During this 4+ gen roll out, we should start seeing the next gen IR missiles like the AIM9X and the IRIS-T with (hopefully) changes to air rb to help accommodate this new tech. Then I think 2026 we’ll see the introduction of new long range BVR missiles like the AIM-174 and Meteor.
I dont think they can release 4.5 aircrafts next year because we are missing to many features that make them a 4.5 gen aircraft and most of those things are very difficult to implement
you know what we need more than new vehicles? a proper nerf to CAS and proper mapds that fit top tier tanks
Do you think submarines will be around 6.3br? It will ruin playing Dreadnoughts.
I just hope for the mig-31 for 2025
next patch will focus on top tier SPAAs, confirmed by the devs
Can u do some AA presictions in ground pls
Or we could not add anti radiation shit and just let the ground gamemode be ground. If mfs can main a plane in a ground gamemode then let me control a patriot system in air rb
I agree stuff like that would be cool anti radiation the crazy Sam's and fuck it helicopters in air battles IDC if I'm at a disadvantage I wanna have fun on my terms
I’d be fine with you doing that actually lol. Especially in sim where airfield camping is so rampant.
In your attempt to argue against it and provide a example of how unfair it would be you’ve provided an interesting and fun example of a good change that upsets nobody
Honestly I think we may see the likes of the su57/f22 by end of year. I have a feeling gaijin wants to press the 80+dollar premium in the form of gen 4/4.5 premiums since they technically won’t be “top tier” anymore.
Su57 should be added when latest version of F35 will be added, not with F22. And before these jets are added, EW should be a thing, because that's really the game changer in the modern warfare.
Also, maps have to be reworked, when Su57 will be a thing it means that even hypersonic missiles will be a thing and there is no place for hypersonic AAMs in the game right now.
merry christmas everyone
I think it's not THAT hard to implement modern navy ships, just make the maps way bigger. Done. The rest is similar to top tier air battles tbh. I would love to see modern ships in War Thunder.
I really hope my beloved F2 come next year to warthunder
I guess they may add SEAD only in a case when the land AA's will be too OP. Now it is on the opposite, the planes and choppers are basically too strong, so there is no need in a SEAD weapon in my opinion
Submarines, X craft and midget Submarines
I also hope the add the Norwegian F-16 with Iris-T missiles in the Swedish tech tree.
they'll add the 9X before the iris-t, iris-t is just a better 9X
@ i think they are pretty matched evenly.
@turbulent101 not really iris-T is like 40% better in every way than the 9x
Don’t worry, the U.S. will get its last 4.0 gen aircraft next December
Honestly im predicting a 4.5 gen fighter for the us line as an f-15e is nice but against rafales and eurofighter ir just has the sheet ammount of missiles, so like F-16EF ? Who knows maybe even the aim-120-c-7 with blk I 9x (here comes the russian mains) as long as we add those equivalents to other nations
I don't care about any new planes. I want proper PVE sorties. Maybe even PVP sorties. I want proper missions and not kill the other team.
All I want is fair CAS and AA for at least major nations
I want to see Gaijin add WW2 Hungary air, and more low tier Hungary tanks. I hate seeing the sub-tree relegated to RUSSIA
any plans on comparing flight models with real life counterparts and videos, or maybe dcs. i think it would be some good and new interesting content. Anyways love your videos
We need a Brazilian Gripen E for Italy. And also the Super Tucano.
Hope they never add Cold War tech such as ship to ship missles to the game unless they separate them from standard ships
su-30sm is mainly used for ground attacks. i guess su-35 is next for an almost complete air to air purpose aircraft.
I mean the air-to-air weaponry on the Su-30sm is nice, with the ground ordnance it will make a really well performing jet (if they decide to un-fuck the flight models).
Its a multirole Flanker, Su-35 later becoming multirole and entering service. Su-37 is also multirole-ish, Su-47 is more air-air with limited ground attack.
@@justjake1038that did pretty much fix the flanker flight models with the last patch. Now they need to fix the mig29 fm’s
@@mainhalo117 True but it's really a minor buff aside from the engine change on the Su-27sm, the drag coefficient of those jets is still too high
@ as someone who plays the flanker in sim iv never had issues fighting equivalent jets. and for jets that are already more maneuverable irl (ie the f16, gripen, etc.) I’ll turn off my SAS and cobra an HMD R73 up their afterburner.
Imagine a cinimatic merge between the f18 sph and the su30sm as the opening trailer
What is your sleep schedule bro?
Bro will not be sleeping when santa comes
I wonder if the snail will add Su-37 and F-15 STOL/MTD/ACTIVE since they were only tech demonstrators and weren't meant for military service.
Dude lives for War thunder
Hopefully submarines.
When subs get added il actually play naval which is crazy
dont think there is a point in adding the Gripen E since they would need to nerf it so far from real life that calling it "Gripen E" would make 0 sense
Why can’t they bring voice chat already
F2, and the BONE are the only 2 aircraft left on my wishlist.
Strategic bombers aren’t being added anymore. So give up on that one.
@@FXIIBeaverah not exactly with the addition of the F-117 it broke the limits on what could be added because the f-117 is less useful than the bone and if that came than surely the B-1 can gajin even said they would be looking into non meta or game fitting vehicles being added
@ it was added solely to test stealth that is why it was added. The B-1 and any other strategic bombers are just a waste of time. Bombers died after WW2. You will get sniped by an AMRAAM before you even make it half way to the bases.
Im still waiting for new ir missiles new gen like aim9x pl10 mica ir and much much more or just to add aim9x for evry nato aircraft to test how they perform and add better ones better ones after test
i think the t 14 armata or bmbt will come this year , I really hope that
The T-14 armata seems like a stretch but the BMPT terminator is more likely we already have the Chinese equivalent (albeit a event vehicle that only a few people have access to)
Bmp-T please
PREDICTIONS for 2025 adding voice chat
Can we get F-22 before GTA6 ? 🔥🔥🔥
Honestly think we could get 5th gen aircraft before gta 6
Can't wait for the F2A and the Gripen E
Gripen E is dogshit
@ so?
@@jctan2694 it would be even worse than the eurofighter despite having a better radar
@@FutureGohanGlazer Yeah and? Just cause something might be worse than the other doesnt mean people cant like it.
My comment never asked on your opinion about the gripen E.
I just wish for bigger maps, top tier is unplayable rn
oh shit here we go agein
I am waiting till the day i fly f22 raptor in war thunder
wah no f18 Wah.
F-18 shoulda been added way over due
I would love to see a Polish tech tree
We want the hornet!
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I want to take a moment to reflect on the extraordinary ability you possess to predict the future-a skill that transcends mere luck or coincidence and speaks to a profound, almost intuitive understanding of the world around you. In a world brimming with uncertainty, where it often feels like the winds of change are too erratic to track, your foresight is a steady and accurate compass. Your remarkable skill in predicting future events is one of those rare talents that not only provides clarity but also offers actionable insight that can be trusted time and time again.
When we consider the complexities of modern life-the sheer volume of information, the rapid pace of change, and the unpredictability of human behavior-your ability to navigate through this chaos and foresee the trajectory of events is truly something to marvel at. There is an art to prediction, and your mastery of it stands as a beacon of clarity in an often murky world. What you bring to the table isn't just a knack for looking at the past and present and seeing patterns-it’s a rare blend of sharp analysis, deep understanding, and a near-precognitive awareness of how those patterns will evolve into the future.
The Science and Art of Seeing the Future
At its core, prediction is the intersection of logic, data, and intuition. To excel in this realm, one must not only be able to recognize patterns, but also to understand the myriad forces that influence those patterns-economic, social, political, technological, and psychological. What makes your predictions stand out so clearly from those of others is the fact that you operate at this intersection with a rare, almost alchemical precision. You don’t merely predict based on cold, hard data alone, nor do you rely purely on gut instinct. Instead, your forecasts are the product of a deep and comprehensive understanding of both the tangible and intangible forces shaping the world.
Where many others may focus exclusively on one aspect of the predictive process-such as analyzing market trends or reading political sentiment-you approach the challenge from a multifaceted perspective, drawing on knowledge from disparate fields and synthesizing them into a coherent, holistic view of the future. Whether you’re assessing geopolitical dynamics, technological advancements, or societal changes, you consistently demonstrate an uncanny ability to connect the dots in ways that others miss.
Spotting the Patterns Others Overlook
What immediately strikes me when I think of your predictive capabilities is your ability to spot patterns that are not immediately apparent to the average observer. In any given situation, there are a vast number of variables at play, and it’s easy to become bogged down by surface-level noise. Yet you have the rare ability to see beyond the obvious and identify the subtle signals that are most likely to lead to significant shifts in the future.
Where others see chaos or randomness, you see order and structure-an intricate web of interconnected events that, when viewed through the proper lens, reveals a clear trajectory. This is a skill that cannot be underestimated. The complexity of modern life-whether we’re talking about markets, politics, or technology-often disguises the underlying patterns that drive change. But you seem to have an almost innate sense of where to look, when to look, and how to make sense of what you see.
This ability isn’t just about being able to spot the obvious trends-it’s about recognizing the small, seemingly insignificant moments that often precede massive shifts. You have an unparalleled gift for noticing the things that most people miss, and it is through these insights that your predictions often stand out as truly ahead of the curve. Whether it’s a shift in consumer behavior, the rise of an emerging market, or the potential impact of a new technological development, your foresight is based on recognizing where the world is heading long before it becomes widely apparent.
The Power of Precision and Accuracy
It’s one thing to make predictions, but another entirely to do so with the kind of precision and accuracy that you consistently demonstrate. Anyone can make vague or generalized statements about the future, but the true mark of a gifted predictor is the ability to not only foresee what will happen but to pinpoint when and how it will unfold.
Your accuracy isn’t just a matter of good luck; it’s the result of a deep understanding of the intricacies of systems. For example, when others might hesitate to make bold forecasts about global events or technological breakthroughs, you’ve shown the courage to make confident predictions based on a well-reasoned analysis of the available data. And time and time again, those predictions have come true. It’s one thing to be right occasionally, but to consistently hit the mark with such precision is extraordinary.
Moreover, your ability to predict the specific timing of events, rather than just general outcomes, sets you apart. Anyone can say that a particular technology or political movement is likely to rise, but you have demonstrated a remarkable ability to predict not just that something will happen, but exactly when it will happen, and often with the added detail of the specific factors that will drive it. This level of specificity is what makes your predictions stand out as not only insightful but actionable.
Predicting Complex Systems: A Master of Multiple Domains
Another striking feature of your predictions is your ability to navigate and predict across a variety of complex systems, from the global economy to social movements to technological advancements. Many people may excel in one field but struggle to apply their knowledge to others. You, on the other hand, possess a rare breadth of understanding that allows you to make highly accurate predictions across multiple domains.
In the world of finance and economics, where variables are countless and often unpredictable, your predictions about market trends, the rise and fall of asset classes, or the broader economic climate have been nothing short of exceptional. But what’s even more impressive is your ability to make accurate predictions in areas that are often seen as less quantifiable, such as politics and human behavior. In these fields, there are so many human variables at play that many predictors hesitate to make definitive statements, yet you have shown an uncanny ability to not only see where trends are heading but also to anticipate the more subtle shifts in public sentiment, voting patterns, and policy changes.
Your expertise in technology is another area where you’ve demonstrated extraordinary foresight. The rapid pace of innovation in the tech world makes it difficult to anticipate what will rise to prominence and what will fade away. Yet, time and time again, you have correctly predicted which technologies will disrupt industries, which innovations will capture public imagination, and which will be adopted into the mainstream. Whether it’s advancements in artificial intelligence, blockchain, or renewable energy, your predictions consistently capture the core trends that will define the future of these industries.
Turning Predictions into Strategic Advantage
It’s one thing to be able to foresee the future, but it’s another thing entirely to know how to act on those predictions. Your unique skill lies not only in anticipating what will happen, but in offering strategic guidance that helps others navigate the future with confidence.
In the business world, for instance, many companies react to trends after they’ve already taken hold. But you, by virtue of your foresight, are able to advise companies on how to position themselves proactively in the face of upcoming developments. Your insights allow businesses to not only survive but thrive in environments that others might find volatile or uncertain. By understanding your predictions and acting on them, organizations have been able to capitalize on emerging opportunities, navigate risks more effectively, and shape their strategies to align with the future you foresaw.
In political or social contexts, your predictions serve as a guiding light for those looking to understand and influence the course of events. Whether advising policymakers, activists, or other influential individuals, your ability to predict shifts in public opinion, policy developments, or geopolitical tensions allows those around you to make informed decisions with far-reaching implications.
A Legacy of Success and Influence
As I reflect on the many times your predictions have proven accurate, it becomes clear that your foresight is not just an isolated skill; it is a part of a larger legacy of success and influence. Your predictions have shaped industries, impacted political discourse, and influenced how people approach long-term planning in virtually every domain imaginable.
While others may have a good track record with one-off predictions, your consistency over time has allowed you to build a reputation as a trusted source of insight. Your track record not only proves your expertise, but it also serves as a testament to the strength of your intellectual vision. Those who rely on your predictions know that they are not only being guided by someone with an extraordinary ability to foresee the future but by someone whose track record demonstrates a deep and lasting understanding of the forces that drive it.
Bruh I just wanted the assta3 for Germany lol
I hope and believe that many nations are gonna see the f/a18 hornet and as a swedish main i hope that they see it too as in finnish plane
So still no f18 great
Gripen E in 2025☠☠☠☠
It can detect stealth
Troop transport when
We need older planes
Mannn I’m tired of gijin spending their time on naval shit that nobody touch!!! The main thing they need to do right now is to work and upgrade the gameplay itself, all the game modes. Top tier RB is just garbage. They can do so many different things to improve the gameplay
It's so over Hornet bros
first little matawg
Professional Yapper
Somebody ask the Devs when will india be added as a nation
As full nation probably not happening as it’s already being cemented as a second sub nation for Britain with the OSA and the Strela but as a sub nation it would be an interesting bolster to the British tree
CBU-97/105.... All year long l sad all WT const. Channels. Must be.
Grinding must be easy. Still now continue suffer
The bew modern ships thing is bullshit becouse they are already in war thunder mobile
Gib F-2!!!!
I wont sleep until they add f22
at this rate
the F-22, J-20, Su-57 will be in the game next new year's major update
for me I'm more excited for the Su-30\35, F-18, and hopefully Mig-31 or at least Mig-25
I wont submaryns
Yooo
Maybe if you content creatore where useful you guys can push for new gamemodes
And what makes you think gajin will listen to them they don’t even listen when they provide factually correct evidence for vehicle changes
*Łøľ*
Remember guys - no F-2A, Su-30SM, F/A-18E, ARM's, AIM-9X, Indian subtree with Rafale, Su-30MKI, HAL Tejas in UK tree next update = no money for Gaijin. Spread the word!
ah yes add stuff before the game is even ready, you’re the example of what’s wrong with the entitled playerbase
@@Bayonet_Silver Game is ready.
aim9x would be literally unflareable, and jets with proper AESA modeled will be unnoticeable, and you want that on 16v16 with the current map sizes, the game isn’t ready
@@Bayonet_Silver In WT all things is oversimplified, all radars is placeholders (PESA/AESA including) and IR missiles is RNG so it wont change much.
radars also aren’t placeholders