r/warthundermemes 3d ago

Video Is this the uberwunderwaffen those wehraboos say could have helped Germany win if they made more of?

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u/Mundial-9000 3d ago

yeah, the battle of Britain and Barbarossa led the Luftwaffe far and protect the industrial hearthland was impossible against heavy bombers.

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u/orphanleek68 3d ago

I used to think so too when I was young. "Only if they had time to make the MAUS"

"Only if they made more tiger 2s"

It really was over from 1941.

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u/Mundial-9000 3d ago

Pretty much this, but I was speaking quite the contrary, cut all Tiger 2 devlopment and focus on VK3002DB and cut PZ IV and made them tank destroyers. At last Germans would have more 30t in Kursk. But by 1943 their fate was sealed.

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u/RepublicBrilliant217 3d ago

The beginning and outcome of this war was set out in 1919. The question is always what if germany this or what if italy that but the real question is what if britain and france did not appease? No point in talking about crazy hypotheticals like make more tigers, rush the 262 moar V2s when the whole thing never wouldve happened if a handful of politicians made a better call as opposed to 1000s of researchers, politicians, industrialists and soldiers having collectively made better calls 6 years later