Direct Hit is the name of the latest massive update to War Thunder, the free to play online war sim. As always for War Thunder upgrades, there's absolutely masses new from new vehicles to new visual effects and plenty more.
Some of the content includes
- 17 new or upgraded aircraft, including the JA37C Jaktviggen and Saab J35A Draken interceptor fighters, the MiG-27M with the game's first guided bombs. Boeing B-17 bombers also had a big upgrade on their models and textures.
- A dozen new vehicles, clarification of the dynamic characteristics of missiles, and an even more systematic approach to the consideration of reports on the protection of modern tanks.
- 15 new vessels, including the USS Pittsburgh heavy cruiser.
- 2 new battlegrounds, and an updated test drive for tankers to test different terrain types.
- Tons of reworked sounds for machine guns and automatic cannons of ground vehicles, ships and aircraft, sounds of surfaces under tracks and wheels of player's ground vehicles, engine sounds of the ground vehicles have been reworked so that the engine RPM better reflects the load falling on it and more
Check out the update trailer:
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Want to see all the changes? The actual changelog is really long, as there's plenty of balancing tweaks too.
You can download War Thunder for Linux from the official site and Steam.
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Haven't played this for months. Kind of got tired of the grind; I do have premium vehicles but without the premium account it just takes too much time to even earn silver in this game to afford all the new vehicles.
Doubt it will ever change.
Doubt it will ever change.
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Quoting: TheRiddickHaven't played this for months. Kind of got tired of the grind; I do have premium vehicles but without the premium account it just takes too much time to even earn silver in this game to afford all the new vehicles.
Doubt it will ever change.
It's by design and very deliberate. It's how they make money. To be frank, IMO it's a disgusting business model.
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Quoting: BrisseIt's by design and very deliberate. It's how they make money. To be frank, IMO it's a disgusting business model.
I'd be more ok with it as a f2p model if it wasn't just price gouging on dubious returns. You pay $60usd for a tank, just a tank, or plane... its just a giant ripoff really. Meanwhile the Russians pay like 1/4th that price....
Just not interested in such tactics any more; even world of tanks is/was more reasonable.
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I guess VR still does not work with native Linux version ?
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