Gaijin Entertainment has released the long-awaited update "Storm Warning" for War Thunder, the famous online military shooter. This expansion introduces an impressive amount of content, including the sub-tree of the Thai aeronautics, advanced hunting of generation 4.5 such as Typhoon and Rafale, the modern German semotive Panzerhaubitze 2000, the light French warship La Galissonnière and a new map set in the picturesque Greece, "Attica".
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The Typhoon, developed jointly by Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy, is one of the most powerful fighters in the game. Equipped with an advanced CAPTOR radar system and a targeting system mounted on the helmet, it is lethal both in close and long-range combat. Typhoon can carry up to 10 air-to-air missiles, including AIM-9 Sidewinder and AIM-120 AMRAAM, making it a reference point for War Thunder pilots. The Rafale, in the F3-R version introduced in the game, is instead the flagship of the French aviation. Equipped with MICA-EM ARH missiles for long-range combat and AASM HAMMER high-precision weapons system for terrestrial targets, the Rafale stands out as one of the most versatile and modern jets in Thunder War. This version is currently in service with France, Greece and Croatia.
The new under Thai tree expands the tactical options of the Japanese aviation line, introducing aircraft such as the F-5T SCU “Tigris”, a light jet fighter capable of carrying 3 air-air Python missiles. An addition that promises more flexibility for players. Considered one of the most advanced semoves in the world, the Panzerhaubitze 2000 stands out for its 155 mm L52 cannon capable of hitting targets tens of kilometers away. With a charging time of up to 6 seconds and a maximum speed of 60 km/h, the Panzerhaubitze 2000 offers a lethal combination of precision, power and mobility.
The new map "Attica"Finally, bring the players to the wonderful Greek settings, between mountain landscapes, coastal villages and historical ruins. This unique setting promises to add further strategic depth to battles.
