Well, I’m not saying it makes much difference, I meant more in the shooting discussion, maybe you get what I mean.
So with this description, do you consider it a BR5 weapon?
It’s about the time it takes to reload, when you go back to cover and reload, there’s no guarantee you’ll be able to get back up and regain control. That’s why higher magazine capacity is so important in our game. You also have to stop progressing when reloading. This is valuable time lost.
I have an idea, but it’s possible that most people won’t support it. 5 BR has long been a place of “arms race” where everyone constantly demands a prototype or “Paper Armament” response. For example, in response to the Tiger-2 on the Ru forum, they require the introduction of the T-54 (1945) or the IS-3, and so on. It’s possible that these players don’t care about historical accuracy, which is why I have an idea.
Separate 5 BR from all the others completely, let the esports players play there and who doesn’t care about historicism.
Lower the Tiger-1 E and M-26 Pershing to 4 BR.
Lower the MKB-42 and Gewer-43 Kurtz to 4 BR.
What will this achieve?
The online will evenly spread out to 1-2 BR, 2-3 BR, 3-4 BR, and 5 BR.
On 5 BR, you can enter a frank paper (let them ask for what they want, even T-54, I don’t care)
It will solve the problem of Automatic Rifles.
It will improve the balance of the sides.
What should I do if there isn’t enough online on 5 BR? I think you’ll judge me again, but I’m considering introducing a semi-historical mix, such as the United States and the Soviet Union against Germany, or Germany and the United States (Operation Unthinkable) against the Soviet Union.
This proposal will revive BR 2 and BR 4 (which have always been dead).
Also, for the sake of historical accuracy, I would leave the option to wear cuirasses only in the Firemen’s units, as according to history, who were issued these breastplates? Not all soldiers received them. The CH-42 was primarily intended for the soldiers of the Assault Engineer Brigades (ASHIBr/ШИСБр)
a flamethrower squad is an ideal fit for this description, as the Panzer Infantry soldiers were very fond of using flamethrowers in assault battles to “smoke the Wehrmacht soldiers out of their hiding places.” Additionally, flamethrower squads include engineers and assault troops, making them an ideal fit for the description of the Red Army’s assault engineer and sapper brigades.
Havent found single reasonable use for it, radio operators maybe.
Other than that its not that great compared to regular BA’s at mid range and gets ass whooped by spade in cqc.