Only for USSR players
Make rally points
Rush the enemy lines with your assualt squads equipped with submachineguns like ppsh or pps(high rate of fire)
Spam grenades, molotov
and Die
Only for USSR players
Make rally points
Rush the enemy lines with your assualt squads equipped with submachineguns like ppsh or pps(high rate of fire)
Spam grenades, molotov
and Die
Also apcs and medics will help
The casual Ivan: I’m gonna pretend like I didn’t hear that
Why do Russians call Russia the Motherland? Where is the Fatherland located?
Germany is the fatherland
In other words, WW2 is a battle between mom and dad.
Yes and those nations in between are the children… Poland was the youngest child which both wanted.
The US and UK were lawyers.
France was the family friend who tried to help out but got basically ruined.
Russia bore the Russian people. This has been going on since medieval times.
Mother Russia got custody after domestic disputes lol.
World War II as a metaphor for parental separation is a format I was not ready for.
motherland or “rodina” means place of birth .pre christianity slav culture associated land with fertility.
This word isnt translated directly to motherland but still carries the connotations about fertility and femininity
Thanks for the interesting story.
PPS-43 is horrible, excessive recoil and dispersion with only a 110 RPM advantage. PPS-42 with Max Assaulter 4 + 40% Vertical recoil reduction, you can aim at someone within 100 meters and shoot 35 Rounds and the gun will not climb past their head, it’s the best BR-2 SMG in the game with the ability to push out to longer ranges.
skill issue trust me ,recoil does not matter
Bold of you to assume they can read it.
They call it in at least three different ways:
Russians don’t call Russia the motherland.
The English language thinks the Russians call Russia “Motherland”.
Russians call Russia “Rossiya”, for Motherland there is the word “Rodina”, which is more like “native birth place”, and in older medieval days there was this saying “Rus Matushka” which can be translated as “Rus the Mother”.