Basically all premiums seeing current premium weapons
And this all are or too few/rare produced or/and variation of an already existing weapon.
I tryed but I didn’t find shit so idk
I just pointed out that Kp44 didnt see any action at anywhere during ww2.
So basicly its same as adding Ak47.
no, it’s not, cause the kp 44 was made in (drumroll), 1944! And was based on a 1942/43 production smg (pps 43)
And this all are or too few/rare produced or/and variation of an already existing weapon.
Says the dude who wants to add a weapon that was only ever (possibly) created by a random volksturm soldier messing around with his gun.
as a lvl 14 reward
For me is not a problem, but by your logic those weapons should not be in enlisted.
by my logic I don’t need new smgs. And I’d be alright with rare weapons as premiums/golden order guns/ very high tier rewards. Just not a mythical smg at lvl 14
So basically using the same “free” 4/5 smgs on all campaigns as I was saying.
a bit different in each camapign.
And yes, I’m completely fine with that. I don’t need another shiny smg or tank, I need bug fixes, economy changes, balance patches, game modes/machanics,…
So why this all argoument for telling its almost all the same and I idc , and I don’t like rare weapons as normal unlocks?
Fine, AK1/2/3 ( AK44 )
AS44
english.exe stopped working?
Quite a different gun
and still off. The kp44 was a production gun with production numbers in the thousands. The AS44 only has a few prototapes.
Atleast it was done during war, unlike kp44.
What are you even talking about? The kp44 was first created in 1944, and migt’ve actually seen minimal combat use in 1945. Get out dude, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
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Heinrichs ordered 50.000 Kp44 18.7.1944
Walden announced 24.7.1944 the order will be reduced to 20.000 due to shortage of raw materials.
Tikkakoski that was the only manufacturer was ready to start mass production at late august 1944.
War between USSR & Finland ended at september.
Production was again halted.
Now the original 20.000 order was again reduced to 10.000 as war had ended.
Test guns 0-36? were done during 1944 which never ever saw combat of anykind.
Mass produced 10.000 ( SN 36-10000 ) were done during 1945, too late to even participate to lapland war.
Not a single Kp44 has ever used in combat by FDF.
All this information is rather easy to find with assistance of google.
Not a single Kp44 has ever used in combat by FDF.
Officially
Heinrichs ordered 50.000 Kp44 18.7.1944
Walden announced 24.7.1944 the order will be reduced to 20.000 due to shortage of raw materials.
Tikkakoski that was the only manufacturer was ready to start mass production at late august 1944.
See? Makes a lot more sense than an AS44 or a thought up gun conversion.
Not officially or less officially, never used.
So no, it wasnt even mass produced during the war. While the gun conversion could very well have been used.
AS-44, ak1/2/3 wasnt used either just like Kp44, but produced during actual war.
Not officially or less officially, never used.
How do you know? it was around during the time ww2 was still going on in europe, and though by that point hostilities between the USSR and Finland were officially over, many fins didn’t see it that way.
AS-44, ak1/2/3 wasnt used either just like Kp44, but produced during actual war.
The kp44 was produced in ww2. Just so you know, ww2 in Europe ended may 1945. A buch were created by that point already.
Ak47 prototypes during ww2 were only a bunch of submachineguns Kalshnikov created in a shed and a semi-auto carbine. An actual ak wasn’t made until late 1945/1946. And the AS44 was a discontinued prototype, with only a few ever made, due to the designer’s early death.
Because it has never ever been issued to frontline troops. But you may freely prove me wrong.
Quite irrelevant as it wasnt sold to anywhere either at the time so no. Besides with this logic everyone should have nukes because they were produced during ww2 which makes absolutely 0 sense.
But hey, atleast it fits your narrative of “produced during ww2”
Entirely irrelevant as combat ended at the same second when peace was announced.
Even the USSR did continue hostilities.
So were nukes so shall we now give nukes to everyone ?
Well it did fit your first argument of “produced” during ww2.
Which then switched to “mass produced”
How ever theres probably more AS-44 produced during war than Kp-44. As there was only 36 test guns done during war.
As what comes to Finland the war was over before any of the Kp-44 was mass produced. So there goes that.
But sure if you wish to extend period to ww2 regardless was the country of that time participant of the war anylonger or was the gun ever used in any theatre by all means. It makes alot more sense to give out everyone nukes just because they were produced during ww2 regardless were they used at said theatre or not.