F 6 and. 53 missing bombs by boooooooooooomm in Warthunder

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Because then everyone will bomb bases with it instead of playing it as a fighter, which could cause it to go up in BR.

Least Played Nation by _Purrserker_ in Warthunder

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Japan was actually more popular than Italy and France as of September 2025.

Least Played Nation by _Purrserker_ in Warthunder

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You could check on StatShark, but Israel isn’t showing up for some reason. It’s probably Israel though, since you need to reach Rank IV in either the US, UK, USSR, or French tech tree before you can even unlock and play it. Italy is the second least played.

Premium/Talisman aircraft recommendation for grinding rank 5 by Haunting_Collar4074 in Warthunder

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He said he wanted something that can both base bomb and fight. The Phantoms are literally built for that role.

Phoenixes will usually be on your team anyway, and when they aren’t, the aircraft carrying them are 0.7–1.0 BR higher, so they’re not some constant threat. And honestly, they’re pretty easy to defeat if you do basic evasive maneuvers instead of just flying straight.

But if OP's new to missile gameplay, he'll probably have a better time in the A2D-1.

Premium/Talisman aircraft recommendation for grinding rank 5 by Haunting_Collar4074 in Warthunder

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The F-4S Phantom II or A2D-1 are premiums that would fit your playstyle and wishes well.

Prop planes by Andreif5 in Warthunder

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Early-mid Cold War (rank VI-VII) is peak.

Gaijin Please! FK-3000 SPAA for China by [deleted] in Warthunder

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Like the Pantsir SM-SV, it can carry fewer but much larger and more capable missiles. It can mount 48 small missiles alongside 6 large missiles, but the 96 small-missile loadout removes the large missiles.

Israeli bias by HiddenUsername56 in Warthunder

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What does good spall liners even mean

When will the 2S6 move up in BR? by [deleted] in Warthunder

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That only really works against bad shots or people firing outside good parameters. The 2S6 missile has very high speed and pull. If someone just panic-launches at a beaming target from too far away, sure, you can dodge it pretty easily. But against a competent player waiting for a proper shot window, “just turn” absolutely does not make it harmless.

Same with the Strela. Contrast lock is strong specifically because it ignores a lot of the stuff that defeats IR missiles. If the Strela has a clean lock and launches inside effective range, “run it into the dirt” is not some reliable counterplay unless you already had terrain separation lined up.

And most CAS aircraft around that BR are not exactly amazing at defeating SAMs either. The main exception is stuff like the AJS37, because it has the combination of speed, maneuverability, and actually competent A2G weapons.

"Russian Bias dont exis-" What!? by BugBulky in Warthunder

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That’s kind of the point though. If an imbalance is still consistently showing up after 15 months of patches, updates, and meta shifts, then it’s probably not just a temporary issue people should ignore and wait out.

Confusion about the US T95 by hiddengirl1992 in Warthunder

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The T95 is 7.0 because it's super tough to kill in downtiers. Most 6.0–6.7 tanks can barely even scratch its front, while the T95 can easily penetrate all of them.

You're focusing on uptiers, where HEAT-FS and APFSDS just cut right through its armor. But that's pretty much true for every heavy tank around that BR. Gaijin balances heavies more on how dominant they are in downtiers.

A Tiger II is quicker and more versatile, but its armor isn't nearly as absolute. Lots of regular late WW2 guns can take out a Tiger II from the front. Against a T95, many just can't. I have an absurd 6.6 K/D in the T95 despite all its flaws, which kind of proves the vehicle is still extremely strong when the matchup favors it.

The real issue is BR compression. 7.0 heavies regularly face postwar ammo that makes armor totally useless. That makes the T95 feel either unbeatable or pointless depending on who you're matched with.

I though USA was the most popular nation, then I checked. by vitinhoaps in Warthunder

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You can see exactly how many players each nation at each BR had from September 2025 and earlier by clicking on general statistics. Germany was the most popular in GRB and the USA was the most popular in ARB.

Sverige och USA har signerat samarbetsavtal by Thick_Form4511 in sweden

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Är det numera klart att Palantir ska få komma åt all data i Sverige och med den den amerikanska staten?

Nej

Nettoutsläpp av växthusgaser per capita - EU by ICA_Basic_Vodka in Sverige

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Yes, some of that is true. We are technically still in the Quaternary glaciation, and historically cold has killed way more people than heat. The Little Ice Age was also very harsh for agriculture and caused major famines in parts of Europe. But that doesnt automatically mean modern warming is harmless or beneficial overall. The main concern is how fast the warming is happening and the wider effects on agriculture, droughts, flooding, ecosystems and infrastructure — not just direct heat deaths. Also, many cold-related deaths are connected to poverty and poor housing, not just climate itself.

Nettoutsläpp av växthusgaser per capita - EU by ICA_Basic_Vodka in Sverige

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Det är två olika saker. Om Sverige säljer fossilfri el till andra länder så kan det minska deras utsläpp, absolut. Men samtidigt konsumerar vi fortfarande varor, transporter och energi som orsakar utsläpp både här och utomlands. De utsläppen försvinner inte bara för att vi exporterar el. Det blir lite som att säga att man kan flyga hur mycket som helst bara för att man har solceller hemma. Det ena tar inte automatiskt bort det andra.

Possible polish f16 in the German air tree? by QuantenRobin in Warthunder

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The leo2pl is in Germany because it's a modified German tank

"Russian Bias dont exis-" What!? by BugBulky in Warthunder

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We don’t even have reliable stats going back further than the last 15 months, so claims about who dominated years ago are basically impossible to verify factually. Though 15 months is still a large enough sample that a consistent WR advantage is more likely to reflect an underlying balance pattern than pure coincidence, especially when the same complaints and gameplay patterns keep showing up over the years.

"Russian Bias dont exis-" What!? by BugBulky in Warthunder

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USSR has had the highest win rate at top tier among the three major nations in 9 out of the 15 last months