REMOVE THE ARROW BETWEEN THE XM-803 AND MBT70

[MamaRussellThePie]

The players who Don't spend money on this god-forsaken game should have the ability to finish researching, and just purchase the MBT70 as long as they were already researching it before the latest update! (Just like is planned with the Tiger2 10.5 and Panther2 tanks which are the only things that can give germany a win at 7.7 JSYK)

There was no XM-803. . . And now there are two tanks keeping me from getting a tank that I put 2 MONTHS OF GRIND INTO!

Two months of laborous hours of my life wasted staring a stail computer monitor, just to be taken from me by an arrow!

That's not salty - no, no, no Gijin thats me telling you that you have a problem that needs to be fixed.

Lock this, Delete this, or just ignore it for eternity, but I will not forget this blunder.

As you know, the greatest way to avoid constructive criticism is to censor the voice of an angry human being. Just like Hitler! Don't be that guy and make the right decision for the good of the struggling players who support this (epic) fantacy warfare videogame.

I myself put thousands of hours into this game and I want to see it prosper, but to do so this MUST be fixed as I'm not the only one affected by this change. >.'c

Like the Lorax, I speak for the MBT70 grinders. Those who could grind to get the tank of their dreams, until it was snatched away with 1 rp remaining by a cash grabbing free to play videogame developer with absolutely -11 empahty for anyone who does not pay to play. . .

Is this really too hard to fix that it can or will not happen?

[Tankfriend]

Originally posted by mamarussellthemosiah:

There was no XM-803. . .

Originally posted by wikipedia:

In light of these problems, a complete review of the project was requested by US Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard, and on January 20, 1970, the joint program was officially canceled by a Department of Defense news release.[14] Work began on converting the existing MBT-70 design into a low-cost "austere" alternative that would use only American-made components, resulting in the nearly-identical XM803 prototype. Despite these compromises, the XM803 design began to match the MBT-70 in complexity as development progressed, and was ultimately marked for cancellation by Congress in December 1971.[15] The XM803 program was officially deactivated on June 30, 1971 and its budget redistributed to the entirely new XM1 design project, which led to the production-model M1 Abrams tank. While the M1 uses a conventional, but welded steel turret, suspension, and gun, it retains the use of the advanced armor materials and gas turbine engine developed for the MBT-70 project.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MBT-70

http://johnsmilitaryhistory.com/mbt70page.html

[83athom]

If you were researching it before something got put infront of it, you can still finish researching it and buy it without researching the new thing.

[MamaRussellThePie]

I know the history of the vehicles, and thank you for the advice 83anthom. It's good to know that, and I will continue researching it. . .