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Name

 War Thunder 

 

Developer

 Gaijin Entertainment 

 

Publisher

 Gaijin Entertainment 

 

Tags

 

Simulation 

 

MMO 

 

Singleplayer 

 

 Co-op 

Release

 2013-08-15 

 

Steam

 € £ $ / % 

 

News

 2172 

 

Controls

 Keyboard 

 

 Mouse 

 

 Partial Controller Support 

 

Players online

 62636 

 

Steam Rating

 Mostly Positive 

Steam store

 https://store.steampowered.com/app/236390 

 

SteamSpy

Peak CCU Yesterday

  

Owners

 10,000,000 .. 20,000,000 +/-  

 

Players - Since release

  +/-  

Players - Last 2 weeks

  +/-  

Average playtime (forever)

 2464  

Average playtime (last 2 weeks)

 329 

Median playtime (forever)

 243 

Median playtime (last 2 weeks)

 288 

Public Linux depots

 War Thunder Linux [48.49 M] 


 War Thunder Content [32.31 G] 


 War Thunder - Ground Forces High-res Texture Pack (1945840) Depot [29.53 G] 


 War Thunder - Air Forces High-res Texture Pack (1945841) Depot [19.32 G] 


 War Thunder - Environment High-res Texture Pack (1945930) Depot [5.42 G] 


DLC

 War Thunder - Plagis' Spitfire LF Mk. IX 


 War Thunder - T29 Pack 


 War Thunder - Guards T-34 Pack 


 War Thunder - Ray Wetmore`s P-51D-10 Pack 


 War Thunder - Black Prince Pack 


 War Thunder - T-34-85E, 1945 Pack 


 War Thunder - M18 Black Cat Pack 


 War Thunder - Sergei Dolgushin's La-7 Pack 


 War Thunder - US Beginner's Pack 


 War Thunder - USSR Beginner's Pack 


 War Thunder - German Beginner's Pack 


 War Thunder - Huey Hog Pack 


 War Thunder - Haida Pack 


 War Thunder - British Beginner's Pack 


 War Thunder - Japanese Beginner's Pack 


 War Thunder - XM-1 General Motors Pack 


 War Thunder - Apache Pack 


 War Thunder - Leopard Pack 


 War Thunder - T-55AM-1 Pack 


 War Thunder - USA Pacific Campaign 


 War Thunder - Japanese Pacific Campaign 


 War Thunder - Italian Starter Pack 


 War Thunder - Japanese Starter Pack 


 War Thunder - British Starter Pack 


 War Thunder - USA Pacific Campaign (YP-38) 


 War Thunder - French Starter Pack 


 War Thunder - Black Friday 2022 Pack 


 War Thunder - T-72AV (TURMS-T) Pack 


 War Thunder - Black Shark Pack 


 War Thunder - German Fiat G.91 R/4 Pack 


 War Thunder - Reaper Pack 


 War Thunder - Rooikat 105 pack 


 War Thunder - Swedish Starter Pack 


 War Thunder - F-5C Pack 


 War Thunder - Su-7BMK Pack 


 War Thunder - MiG-21 SPS-K Pack 




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[Development] Ki-100-II - The last of the Ki-61 family



In the Second World War, air-cooled radial engines were the most widely used in Japanese aviation. They were what engine builders designed and what aircraft designers built airplanes for. But even this rule has an exception: the Kawasaki company designed fighters for their very own inline liquid-cooled engines.

At the end of 1939, Kawasaki purchased a license to produce one of the best aircraft engines of the age, the Daimler-Benz 601, which was used on the Bf 109E and MC.202 Folgore, providing them with excellent flight characteristics. A group of designers led by Takeo Doi designed the Ki-61 for the new engine, which outwardly resembled the Bf 109 and MC.202, but was nonetheless an original project in its own right. With the same engine power, the Ki-61 was faster than the much-lauded Emil, and all kinds of armament could be installed on its wing: from 7 mm machine guns to 30 mm cannons.





All the same, the Ki-61’s fate ended in tragedy. By 1942, its engine had already become outdated, and in terms of reliability, the Japanese version was inferior to the German. The situation worsened with difficult weather conditions and the qualification of service personnel in the army air force, and in 1945, the engine construction factory was almost completely destroyed as a result of a bombing attack, putting a stop to Ki-61 manufacturing. All this led to the creation of the Ki-100 fighter based on the Ki-61, with its engine replaced by a radial air-cooled engine. However, as a result of this, the Ki-100’s maximum speed was reduced in comparison to that of the Ki-61-II. On the other hand, its maneuverability, rate of climb, reliability and survivability all increased.

Read the full Dev Blog article here!


[ 2017-01-12 22:18:08 CET ] [ Original post ]