F-2[]
Are there any plans for the F-2 which is a copy made in Japan of the F-16?Col.Knowles (talk) 06:04, January 16, 2014 (UTC)
Why did you ask the same question twice?DrakFira (talk) 07:40, January 16, 2014 (UTC)
Mithubishi[]
I just noticed something, Eugen apparently can't spell "Mitsubishi", as a result the vehicle based anti-tank teams are all "Mithubishi Mat/Chu-mat/Jyu-mat" as well as "Mithubishi CV".
http://www.wargame-rd.com/index.php?rub=database-rd_test&country=jap
Hilarious as it is, I guess the question now is whether or not we change the arsenals to reflect this or not.
DrakFira (talk) 03:00, May 6, 2014 (UTC)
- This is a hilarious find; 230+ hours logged into Wargame: Red Dragon and I have never noticed this (but then again, I don't play the Japanese).
- They're spelled "Mithubishi" in-game as well. I would suggest for sake of consistency we keep the names as written, unless Eugen publicly acknowledges this and decides to fix it.
- I hope they just man-up and fix it, I mean I don't really care for incorrect skins and copy-pasted units with different camouflage and I appreciate what Eugen does, but this is such a basic spell error that I don't even know how this sort of thing happens.
- DrakFira (talk) 08:31, May 6, 2014 (UTC)
- The Mithubishi typo might likely be entended for licensing reasons. AkzidenzRecon|Logistics|Support 10:11, May 6, 2014 (UTC)
Another spelling error[]
This one some of you probably won't understand unless you understand SOME Japanese, the Hachi-nee shiki CV should be Hachi-ni shiki, Ni means 2 as in the number 2, nee (depending on context) could mean older sister, as in nee-san.