If the staff can really see the suggestions here, then at least reply that the purpose of this website cannot be to let players see each other’s suggestions, right?
The spraying range of the air force bomb on the armor is too small, and it would take almost one meter to destroy the tank. Once when I was driving the IS-2, a German 250 kilogram bomb fell in front of me and my tank did not suffer any damage, which was strange
The explosion effects of tank shells and air force bombs do not match the actual explosion range, and from a third perspective, it looks like a person walking down for no reason. Need for bigger and more stunning explosion effects
It is unreasonable for paratroopers and guerrillas to have their respawn points behind enemy lines without affecting game balance, and for guerrillas to act together with regular troops. And paratroopers who often engage in operations behind enemy lines should not be limited to parachuting within the war zone
In the explosive mode, players who dismantle bombs on the defensive side and deploy bombs on the offensive side should both receive extra points. Otherwise, neither side has the motivation to dismantle and deploy bombs, and will only continue to kill the enemy
Need more quick messages
add anti tank grenades
More terrain should be able to be destroyed by tanks or air forces, and obstacles in Enlisted can block anything
There is a problem with the determination of air force bombing. I do not believe that squatting in a small pit on a real battlefield can immunize the 250 kilogram bomb in front of us
When anti infantry tank shells hit the ground, the splash range is greatly reduced, and the normal splash range is when they hit the wall. Is this a bug?
Americans or British people will not shout hooray like Soviet soldiers yell ypa, nor will they yell yes that it when they have done nothing. Japanese people will not yell “I did it!” when fighting begins
Some firearm loading animations still suffer from modeling penetration and the problem of bullets disappearing or increasing out of thin air