TWRamm-Jaeger said:
The King Tiger wasn't in Ostfront just because it was so late war it could have only been able to be used in 1 or 2 maps. Which is the same reason you never saw an IS-3.
Guys,
the IS-3 never served in WWII (unless you count victory parades)!! Which should be the reason it was never modeled.
The Tiger II B first saw front-line service in
February of 1944 which is gives it more than a year of service in the Panzerwaffe also the Tiger II was introduced
months earlier than the IS-2 & T-34/85 which were first introduced in April-May of 1944 both of which are featured in
most of RO's stock tank maps. As for maps the following could feature the Tiger II :Ogledow ('44 famously had Tiger IIs in it) , Arad ('44 Tigers II were in the area), Barashka ('45), Rakowice ('45), and Konigsplatz ('45 of course there were a few famous ones there)
altogether there are 5 late war maps scenarios 4 of which feature the IS-2 & could have had Tiger II's put in based on the time-frame.
A Side point we are speaking of adding tanks in a historically correct fashion:
You state some tanks came around too late in the war to be featured but I believe tanks that are too early should have been cut instead for example: The Panzer IV "F2" and Stug III "F/8" were lowly produced early war vehicles (1942 tanks) which were replaced (quickly) by the much more numerous variants (Panzer IV G as well as the Stug III G) yet we see mid to late war maps featuring these early tank variants for example Rakowice(1945), Barashka (1945), Ogledow (1944), KrivoiRog (1943) which is inaccurate especially in the sheer amount of unlimited numbers they are implemented in in maps with. To me this is sort of like modeling a T-34-1940 with the L-11 gun for the Soviets as a main tank until the end of the war that's inaccurate even though they did have a few 1940's until the end of the war.
Lucan946 said:
STG4411!!!, UAV!1!!, SILLY RUNNING1!!!
Lucky we are not getting the typical response "WHy do the Germans Get AK-47's?? I want a SAW!!"