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War of Thunder Fan Leaks Secret Military Documents

GAMEFINITY.ID, Denpasar – Who doesn’t want to lose the debate, right? To win the debate at least you have to bring a proof right? Well events like this happen in the War of Thunder community. A fan gave an argument that the Challlanger 2 tank is not as accurate as it is in the real world.

He stated that the tank was too weak, and not as strong as it would be in the real world, by he stated that the tank had to be buffed to make it fit (or be more realistic) in the real world. To prove his argument, he exposed secret military documents just to prove that his argument was correct.

The developer of War of Thundr, Gaijin Entertainment, has been informed by the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense that the document is indeed a classified document and that it actually belongs to the military department. This means that someone who uploads the document has violated the law on military secret documents, and can be sentenced to imprisonment for up to 14 years.

The impact is not only on the player, but if the developer from Gaijin Entertainment uses the information from the document, then Gaijin Entertainment also violates the law and can be punished as well.

The Community Manager of War of Thunder has clarified that they will not use the information from the classified document to improve the quality of their game until the document has been released to the public and has been classified as a non-confidential document.

Just to add context, War of Thunder is famous for its statement that tanks or other fighting vehicles in War of Thunder correspond to reality or are realistic. Therefore the fan took the statement “a little” too seriously and leaked the document in the hope that his argument is valid.

Looks like we can know that in the near future someone from the British Army’s Armored Trials and Development Unit will be fired and given a fairly heavy sentence.

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