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Armored Warfare: ARMORED WARFARE IS NOW AVAILABLE ON STEAM

Commanders! We are happy to announce that Armored Warfare has joined the ranks of many excellent titles that are now available on Steam! The launch of Armored Warfare on the Steam platform and the introduction of Update 0.22 are major stepping stones for the Armored Warfare community and the team both. It’s an important step towards making the game more accessible to players in general and hopefully, thanks to the influx of users from the new platform, providing an even better experience! It’s time to enjoy Armored Warfare’s modern combat and everything it has to offer! We’ve also prepared a small gift for all our new Steam users – a free Type 59-IIA Legend Tier 3 Premium Main Battle Tank and 3 days of Premium Time! Got any questions about the Steam release? Please check the Frequently Asked Questions part of this article. THE STEAM LAUNCH BUNDLES New bundles with up to 45% discount are available for a limited time only in the Armored Warfare store, featuring the following three vehicles: Ob…

Armored Warfare: IN DEVELOPMENT: MARDER 2

The history of post-war Germany – at least its western part – is a tale of economic success, built upon decades of hard work without large words or grand gestures with the Germans focusing on economic success, wary of its past but looking ahead to its prosperous future. German arms industry reflected this approach (it still does in the fact), producing a number of military vehicles that weren’t ostentatious, didn’t loudly boast with reputation of being the best in the world – they simply were the best, or at least pretty damn good. Perhaps the best known of these machines was the Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank, its reputation and name often overshadowing other quality German military products. And one of those products was the Marder IFV. Marder 2 But, to understand the ideas behind the Marder, we have to go back to the dark days of the Second World War. Quite early in the war, the Wehrmacht came to realize that extra firepower for infantry APCs often really came in handy. That’s where vario…

Armored Warfare: IN DEVELOPMENT: T-72M2 WILK

The history of the T-72M2 WILK will be presented by a guest author, Michał Kizeweter, a Polish armor enthusiast and expert and an advisor to the Armored Warfare development team. Up until the early 1980s, the Polish People’s Armed forces, much like their fellow non-Soviet Warsaw Pact allies such as the East Germany and Czechoslovakia, were restricted to the T-55A tank as their primary MBT in armored units. It was not until that point that the Soviet Union saw fit to grant the use of newer designs to their allies. Poland and Czechoslovakia, being Soviet Union’s to-go supplier of arms for the rest of the Warsaw Pact countries, were sold the T-72 production licenses and received technological documentation in order to begin immediate production. T-72M2 Wilk One thing that needs to be kept in mind is that the Soviet export equipment for the most part came in two distinct flavors: one for fellow “trusted” Warsaw Pact countries, and the other for everyone else (primarily for friendly Arab stat…

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