I have used the “Operation Health” term as well. I would give up a year of no content if they would rewrite some of the systems that hold them back. However it’s not likely as they have confirmed that they do it intend to redo the vehicles due to how much time/resources it would take.
Operation Health is definitely a great concept, however content is being made mostly by artists that do not rework code and cant do that. So how does making of new content stops anyone from fixing the code?
I understand that there are people on the team that have different jobs that may not relate to the fixing of the problems I pointed out in the video. While in a perfect world I would want them to stop creating new content to focus on fixing game issues, I do recognize that is also completely impractical. My main problem is that OWI have repeatedly let these issues manifest for years with very minimal action. Just last month when questions appeared in their QnA asking them what they are doing about these issues they gave kind of a non-answer saying they're working on it and then downplayed questions talking about people having game performance issues even on higher tier setups. I would mainly like to see a clear acknowledgement and prioritization of these issues by OWI. If they just took a big break from major content drops to focus on these issues while still dropping the occasional small content updates in order to provide work for other areas of their team, that would be ideal for me. But at the very least I would love a clear acknowledgement and prioritization for these things from OWI rather than providing the community with another non-answer.
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I have used the “Operation Health” term as well. I would give up a year of no content if they would rewrite some of the systems that hold them back. However it’s not likely as they have confirmed that they do it intend to redo the vehicles due to how much time/resources it would take.
Operation Health is definitely a great concept, however content is being made mostly by artists that do not rework code and cant do that. So how does making of new content stops anyone from fixing the code?
I understand that there are people on the team that have different jobs that may not relate to the fixing of the problems I pointed out in the video. While in a perfect world I would want them to stop creating new content to focus on fixing game issues, I do recognize that is also completely impractical. My main problem is that OWI have repeatedly let these issues manifest for years with very minimal action. Just last month when questions appeared in their QnA asking them what they are doing about these issues they gave kind of a non-answer saying they're working on it and then downplayed questions talking about people having game performance issues even on higher tier setups. I would mainly like to see a clear acknowledgement and prioritization of these issues by OWI. If they just took a big break from major content drops to focus on these issues while still dropping the occasional small content updates in order to provide work for other areas of their team, that would be ideal for me. But at the very least I would love a clear acknowledgement and prioritization for these things from OWI rather than providing the community with another non-answer.
mk19 can track t90...
I mean you could track a tank with 40mm grenades irl too.
@@PR0J3CTW4RRI0R but here its a bug, just test it, only works with right track on Russian/china tanks.