1- show a heads up to which bracket youre going into after the queue launches you into the loading screen that shows the map. Rather that or make maps like Rzhev, stalingrad and moscow 1-4 just so we know if we go into a match of the soft bracket system or if you get into berlin against tier 5. Eventually they can add new late war maps like budapest citidel(’44-‘45), operation bagration and even the vistula-oder offensive.
2- give the ability for engineers to be equipped with submachine guns
bad idea. people dont need a reason to cry/desert before match even starts when they find out that they have been uptiered.
no. they should not be masters of all. even now they are OP with SF rifles.
Players are gonna leave regardless even when they find out the hard way when they rather get shelled out by a tiger 2’s HE m, shot by fg42 riflemen, lit up by The US’s P47 or mowed my m2 carbines. So the results all the same.
I mean look at the assault engineers. Would normal engineers with smg’s be any worse than german assault engies being equipped with mkb’s at the worst?
no it is not. same thing happened with ranks. when people saw higher ranked people in opposing team they automatically deserted without even trying. i have seen lots of battles that i won or were winnable getting deserted cause enemy had “scarier” team, but were in fact filled with casual victory farmers. at least now they wait to see if they get roflstomped or not before deserting.
assault engineers are bad by itself, but at least it is only one squad. getting smg/AR engineer in every squad is pretty bad cause you get absolutely best class and squad. you can fill squad with 6 assaulters that can basically be AA, AT, can fortify positions and can resupply team. is there any reason to take any other squad or class?
Ok now that you put it in that perspective, i see where youre coming from.
This one is situational. Depends on if the quitters were gonna be useful or not. But when they are useful and they still quit against an enemy player you want to win against, that’s when I say “thanks a lot”.