No, no, the article is not about you, so I don’t know what it has to do with you
The Soviet faction does not have the M3 Grease Gun or the P40 tank, and while they do have Thompsons this is because they purchased some during the interwar period and also received some via Lend-Lease.
So, I didn’t include you in my article, so I don’t know what it has to do with you
M3 halftrack.
Plane
Ah cool, so we’re again shifting these rather “strick” rules of equipment must be original to said faction.
Funny how those rules seems to shift just enough to justify fair share of soviet weapons.
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I wasn’t talking about the article, I was talking about the comment you made in reply to mine.
My brother in christ, what part of “they purchased some during the interwar period and also received some via Lend-Lease” did you not understand? The Soviets actually had this equipment IRL.
I’m not talking about your comment, I’m referring to my article because it has nothing to do with you
Dunno, quite sure none of them are from soviet union as you rather clearly stated earlier.
Sure, just like SU-9
Well I was. I was the one expressing confusion over your response to my comment, hence why I asked what you were talking about thus starting this whole conversation.
Mate I was talking about the AS-44 and Su-9 when I said that before.
Unless you’re trying to start some Su-9 denier conspiracy, yea they absolutely did. Yes it was a piece of postwar equipment but it was still a thingy the Soviets had ownership over and the devs added it so that the Soviets had a jet fighter of their own in this game.
Adding a piece of equipment to a nation that only got it slightly after the war is much less of a stretch than adding a piece of equipment to a nation that has absolutely nothing to do with it.
Switzerland sold quite alot of guns & ammunition to axis powers during ww2.
Id say theres atleast a chance of this rifle ending to hands of axis.
Even the swiss volunteers could have brought it to Germany when joining the SS.
While no matter what and how much of mental gymnastic coping you use, the SU-9 wasnt used in ww2. Nor made.
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Some people have problems with their comprehension ability, which indeed triggers the entire conversation.
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Well I haven’t found any evidence that the K31 was among the weapons which were exported by the Swiss. Also SS Swiss volunteers stealing K31s to bring with them to the SS would be both super illegal (that’s like borderline espionage) and super stupid (why would they bring their own rifles which they would have no ammo for when they could just get given some by the Germans).
Man I would had looked quite the fool had I claimed that the SU-9 existed during WW2 IRL! Good thing for me that I didn’t.
Some people reply to other people’s comments with incomprehensible non sequiturs and then acted surprised when those people get confused.
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Some people have problems with their own comprehension ability, and when the other person expresses their meaning again, that person keeps asking back questions
Yea I don’t have time for this. Nothing you’ve said so far rebuts my points over why adding the K31 wouldn’t make sense, end of story.
and germans had soviet and US captured equipment. does that mean we should have free for all regarding weapons/vehicles?
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How about long sniper mannlicher with canted side mounted scope? They could probably reload superfast.
I’m not really against factions getting captured equipment if there is an important role (such as high tier AT weapons for example) that can’t really be reasonably filled otherwise.
I don’t know if sniper variants of the Mannlicher M95 were used by the Axis during WW2 but I guess it could maybe be possible. The issue is that you can’t keep your eyes on the gun’s sights while operating the M95’s bolt either so it doesn’t provide anything in that regard.
Just like there aint any evidence of su-9 flying 1945. Yet there it is in the game.
If I recall, joining foreign military was also illegal in switzerland.
Still, fairly many did so.
Keeping weapons & ammo at home was established early 20th century in Switzerland.
Just like some finnish volunteers had kp31’s with them.
Trying to whitewash existence of su9 with whataboutism, while heavily being against something as irrelevant as BA sniper rifle.
Much better.