Here We Go Again, War Thunder Players Leak More Military Documents On The Game’s Forums
We’re starting to lose track of the number of times this has happened.
It’s happened again. It seems that War Thunder wouldn’t be War Thunder if players weren’t uploading classified documents about military vehicles in the strategy game’s forums to win an argument. It really doesn’t matter who with, because the result is always the same.
This time, there were two different leaks. The first was on December 11. As Cyber Daily reported, it was the training manual for the Norinco VT-4 tank. The second, posted on December 12 and reported on by Task and Purpose, was the user manual for the M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. Based on our calculation the last time this happened, this would be the fourteenth and fifteenth of these leaks on the War Thunder forums. Of course, that’s if we didn’t miss any somewhere along the way.
Both threads have already been removed from the game’s official forums, but, as Gaijin Entertainment founder Anton Yudintsev explained to Task and Purpose, there’s nothing they can do “with what’s happening on other forums”.
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