Germany could get a anti-tank magnetic mine and the allies could get the British sticky bombs. I propose this because I get so frustrated when my grenade lands on the back of a tank, they start moving and the grenade falls of the back.
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So what do the Soviets and Japanese factions get in return?
Can’t see this happening unless every faction gets a choice.
Also, sticky bombs were in no way the same as magnetic anti-tank mines, historically.
. Its just a magnetic or limpet mine
as for Japan it stands alone, oops ![[Figure 207. Model 99 (1939) armor piercing mine, with fuze.]300x390](https://www.lonesentry.com/manuals/handbook-japanese-military/pics/207-japan-armor-piercing-mine-model-99.jpg "Figure 207. Model 99 (1939) armor piercing mine, with fuze.")
Figure 207. Model 99 (1939) armor piercing mine, with fuze. japan 
soviets could get us or german gear Sticky and Magnetic Anti-Tank Weapons - Tank Encyclopedia
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Japan does not have access to impact grenades and the USSR does not have access to WP grenades. Such an imbalance is not unprecedented in the game
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Unique equipment is an important manifestation of asymmetrical confrontation games. Balance means that you have something, and I have something else, and we each have our own strengths, rather than me having to have what you have too. What’s the point if the four factions have highly homogeneous things? So I support the addition of more special grenades. Relying on dynamite packs is an act of laziness on the part of DF.