Update 4.73 for War Thunder is now available for the PS4, PS5, PC, and Xbox One. Quality-of-life improvements and fixes are included in the most recent update, according to the official War Thunder 4.73 patch notes.
A lengthy list of bug fixes and other changes are also included in War Thunder version 4.73 in addition to this. Download free War Thunder update 4.73 for PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One.
War Thunder Update 4.73 Patch Notes
A previous significant update introduced numerous bug fixes and gameplay adjustments. Unfortunately, there are still a number of problems that gamers are having with the game.
War Thunder patch 4.73 changelog – November 30, 2022
Ground vehicles
- Fixed a bug that might disable the UAV’s circling flight.
- Fixed a bug that resulted in excessive sight shake at maximum zoom in the commander’s camera.
- VK 3002 (M) — the inconsistency between the gun mantlet size in the damage model and its description has been corrected.
- Mistral — missile’s autopilot has been reconfigured, pitch bobbing reduced.
Aircraft
- B-57B — bomb bay opening time has been reduced to four seconds.
- Harrier GR.7 — a bug has been fixed where a ventral mounted bomb added weight to the right wing.
- MiG-23BN — a bug has been fixed that prevented the 6×500 bomb layout.
- Jaguar GR.1A — a bug has been fixed that prevented custom weapon presets containing the targeting pod.
- TY-90 — missile autopilot has been reconfigured, pitch bobbing reduced.
- Mistral — missile autopilot has been reconfigured, pitch bobbing reduced.
- 30mm HE-I round of the GSh-20-2, GSh-30-2K, and GSh-6-30 guns — a bug has been fixed that marked this round as ‘tracer’ in the protection analysis menu.
Naval
- Geniere (D 555) — a bug has been fixed where the depth charges remained on the stern thrower in the torpedoes and mortar weapon setup.
Interface
- Fixed a bug where some naval vessels had the incorrect repair speed bonuses in the crew menu.
- Fixed a bug that prevented vehicle icons on the tactical map of the dynamic campaign selection menu.
