Now Enlisted tries to teach history within battles?
Spanish Translation: AP-1: Actively used to bombard Japanese airfields, bases and positions on various Pacific islands as well as search for and destroy German and Japanese submarines
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yeah, i report that in the website but nobody response
Fun fact: General Custer used a Mattel Manufacturered M16A2 with an M203 40mm grenade launcher in Okinawa.
He is quoted as saying: “Them Damn Japs Ain’t know what hit em” after launching a 40x46mm XM1060 Thermobaric Round into a Thatch Hut
Another Fun Fact: General lee used “Ghost Costumes” left over from the American Civil War to Trick the Japanese soldiers on Peleliu Island into thinking they were attacked by the undead.
This strategy was quickly abandoned due to African-American Battalions believing they were being hunted by Wizards of a certain Klan.
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I love it. Slap it in a premium squad priced at $60 and watch the Axis cry.
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Does this match with in game description of this vehicle (in the store/main menu)?
It’s also used to actively bombard your screen so you can’t see anything
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Pro tip that everyone knows already but it always needs to be said - there’s no such thing as an AP-1 - heaven alone knows how they can screw up such simple things like getting US a/c designations wrong!
Is the description of the veichle
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They have copyright issue on certain planes. For example, the AP-1 and FP-3 are modified plane name for TBF and F4F, both were made by Grumman.
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Open the game at least?
The bug is the game show the plane description in the killfeed instead of his name
It’s a bug only in spanish
They writed the desc in the name
Hi, seen your report on CBR, i forwarded that issue to devs, thank you.
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gracias por la ayuda bigote,fan te saluda con respeto desde aqui
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I would buy this.
Yes we know what they are - and there is no copyright issue with reporting the names of aircraft or other equipment accurately - fair use covers it entirely.
Lol, are you a lawyer or graduate from law school? A company must have consult their legal department before making this decision. You think you are better than the law professional working in the company?
If fair use covers things entirely, why there are some game use fake name for their equipment ?
Go and see Grumman website, it says that: “Northrop Grumman licenses these trademarks and related copyrights for use in toys, models, video games, clothing and other products.”
Ah - that would be why so many video games throughout the ages have been sued for copyright infringement…
Oh… wait…
Claiming something doesn’t make it so.
And you ignore the fact that some game change the name of the equipment to avoid copyright issue?
Again, you are not some law expert that work for game company, so don’t act like you know everything.