Well, I had limited space to make it. I could expand it but it is just a concept to prove what is possible. I am glad there is so much more than can be added to make the tree even better.
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And I guess the main idea was about how to implement sub factions
anyway, heres somewhat extensive link of what actually was used & used by auxiliary troops
https://www.jaegerplatoon.net/MAIN.html
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56rd drum, 800rpm 9mm high power round.
WOW, thats … insane strong?
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Think this prototype was tested on multiple calibers
9x35 & 7.62x35
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Either still falls into intermediate caliber, ie ill slap @ +/- 10 dmg
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There was also L-51
7.62x41
9x41
But as Kp31, too expensive to produce & during war shifting to such new rounds was pretty much impossible.
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Beside the point but you can add a Automatic rifle to Hungarian tree as well
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Yea there is room to expand the hungarian tree for sure
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https://www.forgottenweapons.com/suomi-m31-and-underbarrel-flamethrower/
And this, doubt it gets more unique than that.
Just idk how they would balance that out
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premium or battle pass
Similar enough to the Mossin Nagat flame thrower, just higher BR.
Id have them as a premium squad where SMG is primary weapon and 2nd weapon fire option fires flamethrower, which would be the BR3 model flamer with shortened range. I think its a good balance.
Interestingly prob a secondary weapon slot is then free & could be utilized as a 2ndary flame thrower, for the dual wielders; flamers are in a very good balance spot these days, these would be interesting additions.
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I made a few more. The Latin America and Bulgaria trees are almost entirely prototype weapons, so these could easily simply be made into event/premium stuff. A good amount of the Latin America stuff is from Argentina, who did not officially participate in ww2 but did send volunteers to the United Kingdom and Canada. I am working on a bigger post to showcase these better.
Japan Minor Allies
Bulgaria
Latin America
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