Wunderwaffe, Secret Research, Megalomaniac schemes!

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From my reading it seems like the bat bombs were actually pretty successful and were canned because the nuke was finished instead.

Also you forgot homing pigeon missiles

 

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Well besides being fictional there's also the part where it doesn't make any military sense.

Comrade, I can't hear you over the sound of the 7 turrets firing at the enemies of communism.

 

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yeah, funny enough the Ratte and Monster designs makes a lot more sense from an actual practical standpoint

 

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Regarding the Elefant imho its not a waste of ressources in the same way as some of the other german tank projects. From what i have understood they already had the chassis because they had been produced prior in anticipation that the Tiger(P) was choosen as a heavy tank. As we know they choose the Tiger because of less critical materials used in the contruction. So now you had 100 chassis which you could either scrap or put to some sort of use.

if I recall correctly it was also the armored vehicle of ww2 with best kills/losses ratio so given that it wouldnt have been that expensive to make with existing chassis it was probably a good move

 

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Who the hell is Karl koerner?

googling suggests oral surgeon

 

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Why not make a poll about the most popular DLC-content?

I prefer to actually finish the game before starting to plan DLC

 

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It's all starting to make sense now. Hitler could have won the war if only he had finished the base game first and then worked on the DLC and expansion packs.

no, we all know the problem was not using enough of the magical wunderwaffen 88 cannons