MPH or KM/H

[Badeumus]

I've used both, and I can't decide.

[Dazven]

Well if you can't decide then go with either you are most confrotable with. If you are equally comfortable with them then go with nation specific then.

In my personal opinion going with the metric system it makes more sense despite being in a country that uses the Imperial System.

Edit: I can't spell like this, comfortable*.

[Donatedelk]

I personally use metric even though I'm imperial. I've used it so much that I can't go back to imperial. If I do I stall my plane out. Metric is more useful if you seem to be playing with a lot of euro players. It's just a bit more common than imperial measurements.

[Zeno]

METRIC SYSTEM! Most countries in the world use the metric system, so do most players playing WT.

Which means if you use the metric system, you will be more likely to talk about speed etc when talking to your teammates.

[The Pangaean Gamer]

Originally posted by Corncrake24:

METRIC SYSTEM! Most countries in the world use the metric system, so do most players playing WT.

Which means if you use the metric system, you will be more likely to talk about speed etc when talking to your teammates.

In aviation that isn't the case, but most people afaik use metric in WT.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by AussieGhost789:

Originally posted by Corncrake24:

METRIC SYSTEM! Most countries in the world use the metric system, so do most players playing WT.

Which means if you use the metric system, you will be more likely to talk about speed etc when talking to your teammates.

In aviation that isn't the case, but most people afaik use metric in WT.

I know, but I can assure you that the majority of war thunder players are not pilots, so they are only used to the metric system.

And even in aviation most pilots use KM/H. But they obviously know how to use knots too, since knots are not really imperial nor metric.

[MaxDoomSWE]

The metric system are for civilized people who are smarter and have huge penises.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by MaxDoomSWE:

The metric system are for civilized people who are smarter and have huge penises.

I think the metric system is just mathematically more accurate overall.

In example:

100 meters are 1 kilometer.
Makes sense doesn't it?

The imperial system would use furlong to get a mile ( a mile is pretty much the closest I can find to a km ).
It would look like this:

8 furlongs are 1 mile.
Or you could say 1760 yards are 1 mile.

I mean wtf? The imperial system is mathematically so uncomely, ugly and uncomfortable to use and remember, it's like there is no logic about it.

There is a reason why the majority of the world's population is using the metric system and not the imperial system. Trust me.

And I know that there are plenty of Americans and a few Brits who feel the need to defend the imperial system claiming it's much better. But hey, even the U.S Armed Forces use the metric system.

[Zeno]

Originally posted by Zapstone:

Originally posted by Corncrake24:

I think the metric system is just mathematically more accurate overall.

In example:

***1000*** meters are 1 kilometer.
Makes sense doesn't it?

The imperial system would use furlong to get a mile ( a mile is pretty much the closest I can find to a km ).
It would look like this:

8 furlongs are 1 mile.
Or you could say 1760 yards are 1 mile.

I mean wtf? The imperial system is mathematically so uncomely, ugly and uncomfortable to use and remember, it's like there is no logic about it.

There is a reason why the majority of the world's population is using the metric system and not the imperial system. Trust me.

And I know that there are plenty of Americans and a few Brits who feel the need to defend the imperial system claiming it's much better. But hey, even the U.S Armed Forces use the metric system.

Fixed that for you :)

Thanks mate, must have forgotten a 0 there.