Today I learned that the Schneider PB2 bus wasn't actually exported to the US, the tidbit ingame about it being used in US cities postwar was made up apparently. Does anyone think they'll properly expand the North American vehicle roster so that they don't need to make up lore?
Speaking as a civvie here (albeit one with a unhealthy fixation on naval vessels) so take everything I say with a grain of salt.
Over the past couple years I noticed there was a lot of discourse online surrounding the armament of the AOPS/Harry DeWolf Class vessels. Usually just people complaining that its too under-armed for a 6000+ ton "warship".
A common comparison I see is that of the Russian Pr. 23550 ships which can supposedly carry up to 8 Kalibr missiles. Another is that many people point to the design to which the AOPS was based on, the Norwegian Svalbard, which has a 57mm gun and provisions for a Simbad missile system.
Is there anyone within the navy that thinks there's a valid reason to upgun the AOPS, or is their armament good enough for what they were designed to do? If you ask me, I think the ships could benefit from an enhanced surveillance suite but putting any meaningful armament on them would simply be a waste of time and money which would be better spent on future vessels. What do you think?
I like that AI intercepts munitions, but to have like 9/10 missiles shot down by 2-3 Gepards seems a bit much
