lonelyjew wrote:Russia would be a great addition to Project reality. They are the ones, who realistically, would be using the t-90's not the MEC or PLA. Give more older and weaker t-72's and t-80's to the Chinese and PLA as I don't see Russia selling them their new main battle tanks.
Well, they've already sold the T-90S to the Indians, Pakistan is developing a tank that has lots of its technological base in the T-90, and China already has a new MBT (Type 98 ). The MEC could use Pakistan's new tank, the
Al-Khalid, and give the T-90 to Russia. Additionally, instead of the BTR-90, the MEC could use the Egyptian
Fahd-30 AFV, built by the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI).
lonelyjew wrote:As for the weapons, the PLA could easily afford decent weapons for their troops.
Not so much afford as force the industry to sell the weapons to them at whatever price they set (controlled economy and all).

The MEC would also be quite able to afford some high quality equipment for its troos. Oil is black gold, you know.
lonelyjew wrote:Russia would also be a great candidate for fighting China as well as the PLA.
When did the PLA declare independence? Or do you mean Taiwan?
Just joshing with ya.
lonelyjew wrote:One scenario could be China invades siberia to take control of an oilfield in battle and Russia must regain it and push the PLA back.
Especially with US forces occupied with the MEC, it would be the perfect opportunity to attack Russia. Besides, I don't know about you guys but I'd like to see Russia on the side of the 'good' guys for once, instead of always being portrayed as the 'bad' guys. As a side note, I'd like to see maps that don't revolve around "America vs the World." That kind of **** just sickens me.
lonelyjew wrote:I'm glad russia isn't way to far behind in Millitary technology. I myself was born in the former USSR (specifically Moldova, the poorest nation in Europe woohoo!) and I guess I am still a bit emotionally attached to it.
While they aren't far behind in terms of technology (and in some cases are ahead), they are certainly behind in their ability to properly field it. I think, for the sake of the mod, we can assumed that in the future Russia has instituted it's own "New Deal" and managed to pull itself out of its economic depression.