"Attack the D Point!" is a legendary inside joke within the War Thunder community, originating from the game's quick-chat radio commands. While most maps only feature capture zones A, B, and C, the command for 'Point D' remained accessible even on maps where it didn't exist. This led to players incessantly spamming the command as a form of greeting, a battle cry, or a way to acknowledge chaos during intense tank or aircraft battles. Over time, it evolved into a symbol of the game's unique culture and the shared frustration or amusement of its player base, eventually spreading across social media and gaming forums as a universal signifier for War Thunder enthusiasts.