THE OFFICIAL OSORIO CAMOUFLAGE IS.....

[distant venture]

The official Osório camouflage is offensive

I noticed recently that the official Osório camouflage has some rather strange features overall, like pieces of cloth and tarps scattered everywhere, pieces of wood, classic plastic boxes, bags, containers, wires, stolen overpass signs, and a dirty appearance. All these features are very similar to the carts that homeless people and poorer individuals use in their daily lives, especially the abundance of random objects and the dirty appearance. This only shows how prejudiced Wargaming is toward the Brazilian people, and as a Brazilian, I feel offended by such ignorance from this company. You could have made a historical camouflage for the Osório, just like the Brazilian M41, but instead, you made a stereotypical representation of an entire people.

Photos for comparison are below.

LOL, don’t take what I said seriously. I only commented here because I really found these details strange kkkkkkk. But the camouflage is indeed beautiful, and I liked it. I hope to see more content from Brazil and other Latin American countries in the game.

By the way, happy new year to all of you!

[proud wigeon]

0/10 ragebait

[distant venture]

😱

[rapid finch]

Funniest thing i have seen today thanks for the laugh

[onyx geyser]

Guess you could say it is accurate as hell

It is an urban themed skin

[distant venture]

Lol

[ebon summit]

What's ironic is that by assuming WG was stereotyping Brazil as poor, it actually does more harm than good, as you're basically saying it's the status quo.

Also, trash/scrap can make for excellent camouflage and armor. So there's that to.

[distant venture]

Yes, they can be, but not messy and scattered like garbage.

[ebon summit]

Trash camo uses messy patterns 💀💀

Neat trash sticks out a lot

[distant venture]

wtf there is no such thing as clean garbage, and I'm talking about an efficient camouflage for Brazilian terrain that is clearly not urban and even urban, a camouflage that looks like a wheelbarrow does attract attention. but I understand your argument

[marble shore]

It's just urban objects, like the rest of the world..
It's not like they said something like... "This dirty a§§ detailed Brazilian camo blends well with the country. Use it to your advantage in the Battlefield!" or something like that.

[distant venture]

objects that look too much like the example I gave. suspicious at the very least

[lost patrol]

this may be shocking but cardboard, wood pallets, plastic crates, and plastic drums are very common in every country

pretty standard packaging items

hence why slapping a bunch of common items like that on a vehicle makes excellent urban camoflague

[distant venture]

I'm not saying that these objects don't exist in other countries.

I'm just saying that this pile of trash piled up in a dirty looking tank looks like the example I put up

[lost patrol]

You can find pictures from most urban areas that have the same. Its an urban camoflague. Its meant to look like what is in urban environments

[distant venture]

which coincidentally looks like a wheelbarrow. and honestly, at least in Brazil, such camouflage doesn't make any sense. but I was just joking and I liked the camouflage

and would stolen viaduct signs help with camouflage?

[lost patrol]

Last I checked the vehicle's development was intended for the foreign market. Should countries like Saudi Arabia be offended as they were potential buyers?

[distant venture]

Dude, this doesn't make sense because Saudi Arabia was just going to buy the vehicle, it didn't design or do anything. And no one should feel offended because no one cares and it was just a joke.

[lost patrol]

So what your saying is your post is satirical

[distant venture]

Furthermore, as Brazil has a bad reputation for being a poor country, this camouflage looking a lot like a garbage cart is questionable, even more so because the tank is Brazilian.

[lost patrol]

So you say its a joke and then double down. Make up your mind

[distant venture]

yes man, my post is a satire. it is not meant to be taken seriously and I explained that

[lost patrol]

Then you should probably close it as it is not to be taken seriosuly

[distant venture]

Now there is a rule that you can't make jokes in these topics?

Furthermore, I thought it would be interesting to also highlight that it would be more interesting for WG to look more at Latin America in general.

[lost patrol]

"Making non-constructive posts or posts with non-constructive topics" is in the rules yes

[distant venture]

ok ok.... so now I'm going to change my post to be really serious

🙃

[lost patrol]

Id recommend just starting a new one if you want WG to highlight latin american tank designs in the future.