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I would really like the matchmaking to be based on timeline rather than BR. But that would change the game too much and probably drive away too many people who prefer it more arcade-like.
But I also support idea of entirely separating the modern stuff. Like e.g. a WW2 only mode or else. This would allow numerous of improvements for all eras.
This could be archived with a simple switch. In its current state, the game is too bloated at certain BRs and brings together too many players who have a different approach. With that kind of separation the game could become more attractive for everyone.
Yes, BR compression is a problem.
We end up with whole BR swaths of awesome later WW2 vehicles that just end up in these stupid, time-warp matches getting curb stomped by vastly superior technology.
But, the fact is that some players (hard to say % wise) prefer the goofy-ass compression. So, trying to argue to take away something and replace it with what you want is an uphill battle for ??? what reason? Who am I to argue against their fun?
As opposed to asking to add something - better designed WW2 matches -
Then the problem comes back to Gaijin's willingness and creative ability to take something like that on.
While not going all the way back to WWI bi planes there are plenty of good reasons for building prop planes based on WW2 designs. If the opponent has nothing then WW2 prop designs might be all you need.
IS3 (never saw combat in ww2)
T32 (designed just before the war ended built after the war)
ASU 57 (build 1950 and later, has not HEATFS, APDS or APDSFS)
M51 Israeli (sherman with a big gun)
M36B1 (post war modfication of the M36 and it gets heatfs but still suffers from all the problems of the M36)
There is a reason WT does not use year introduced for anything but instead uses capability.
After WW2 vehicles did not have to always be as capable as vehicles used in WW2
Why build tanks that could fight Tigers when there were no Tigers to fight?
Like for example AMX-13 (FL-11) was made in 1952 and it has the same 75mm found on the Sherman, if things went by year or era it would be completely out classed
Sweden's pretty much screwed by this logic anyways.
Ever stopped for a moment and considered that if date and performance were analogous then a performance based system like BR would naturally fall into chronological order…
Apart from the glaringly obvious problems with any kind of chronological argument to anything that is not an mbt or air superiority fighter produced by a major power, even the major powers themselves design and build low performance vehicles when they aren’t actually expected to meet the best of the best,
because even to the most powerful airforce in the world there is no point spending years or decades pouring billions into a state of the art attack aircraft for low intensity conflicts out of improvised airfields when you can just arm a civilian cropduster, it does the job and the fact it has lower performance than a fighter 80 years older isn’t relevant to its real world use