In terms of adding modern day tanks to the game, Gregg continues that if they do that, the modern tanks, “Better be able to do x, y, and z.” As tanks become more complex, the systems in the game need to follow suit. Gregg follows on by saying that he would love to use brand new, off of the line tanks, but the team just isn’t there yet. Jeff Gregg breaks it down into three key areas: Post-war, Escalation (60s-70s, proxy wars), and Détente (70s to early 90s). With the World of Tanks: Modern Armor update coming out, players will have access to a host of new vehicles. The team at Wargaming are incredibly detail-oriented when it comes to designing the tanks that players get to use in World of Tanks. Please, check out the video below! Getting licences to create real tanks in World of Tanks: Modern Armor As it so happens, Shacknews’ own Greg Burke got to sit down with Lead Game Designer Jeff Gregg and Lead Artist (Concepts) Andy Dorizas and pick their brains about designing tanks and the process of gaining licences. Players can enjoy tanks from the Cold War era of history, which begs the question of how the developers go about acquiring the licences to use real tanks. World of Tanks: Modern Armor is a massive new addition to World of Tanks, bringing a host of new, modern day tanks to the game.
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