This is what Tunisia axis definitly need.
Half track Sd.Kfz. 250:
Marder II or Sd.Kfz 135:
Customiazable uniform (separating top and botom is a must):
MG42 (and fix the bipod plz):
I think everybody wants this, and you know it’s the right thing to do if we want to respect history and the great men that fought with it.
Indeed, only people who don’t know history will think those thing shoudn’t be in the game.
Mkb42h
halftrack can be useful for a motorcycle squad, but marder 2 or marder 1 will be useless. Only if prem is on the team. They are not needed in the level branch. MG 42 will definitely be with Lewis.
The axis without Mkb,STG,MP-43/1 is not an axis. So he, too, will be put in Tunisia sooner or later.
Is the only german campaign wo miss, tunisia is alone now after moscow get his stg
Yes, one Tunisia without assault rifles. But soon DF will fix it ;/
What do you guy think about adding this to the game:
Do you think the tiger is too powerfull?
Second photo was made in Normandy and this is Grille, i’m not sure how they would balance it.
Autism mode on.
Nazi propaganda? WTF war criminals! Skills issue!
Autism mode off.
And it can be added, bazookas and ofenror were added, and this is a hint of heavier armor. But the question is, what then to give the British against him?
Right, or make more effective LMGs
Tunisia axis first and foremost needs real players to play with. Even tiger 2’s cant save a match for axis players in %90 bot teams.
The hidden message was rommel need to be in the game…
You guys are unbelivable.
Sight
Marder!!!
Also, Tunisia axis needs ERWIN ROMMEL, read that DF?!
Just looks how Rommel is happy in the halftrack!
It’s proof Tunisia needs halftracks as well.
Because.
Tiger H1
Hans1 :“look at them still charging in your cone of fire”
Hans2: “lol, it’s like that future game I’venopossiblewaytoknowwillexistinthefuture, duck hunt”
Hans3, 2 and 1: “lol”
Hans3 : “we go for Shnaps after?”
Hans1&2: “heil!”
Hans1: “I’m so happy today. IT MUST BE BECAUSE OUR GENERAL IS ERWIN AND WE HAVE HALFTRACKS”
Hans2&3: “True, true…”
