I think Soviet riflemen also need a powerful, large-capacity automatic weapon.AK47 is a good choice, and stg44 can also be adjusted for riflemen.
I thought that kv2 would appear in Berlin in 1945 and Tiger King would appear in Stalingrad in 1943.So history is not a problem.Anyway, historical issues have been abandoned，
Moreover, the Japanese rifleman’s weapons did not appear on the battlefield of World War II, so why not let AK47 appear in advance?
Come on, everything will get interesting
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unless we want enlisted to turn into a “ww2” game that i know that literally bring 1958 weapon into ww2 nah (i know that AK47 is not from 1958 but i dont want it to “stretch” too much)
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Besto friendo i think the as44 already fulfill the job
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No thanks, WW1 and WW2 weapons only.
Cheers
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AK-47 is 2 years away from Berlin, just like Tiger 2 is 2 years away from Stalingrad.
Sounds like a reasonable request.
At least it was mass produced and issued to troops unlike AS/RPD/Hori.
Are you fucking kidding ?
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The AK-47 was designed by Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov. Kalashnikov was drafted into the Soviet Army in 1938; while serving as a tank driver-mechanic, he became interested in the operation of firearms. After being seriously wounded in 1941, he was given six months of leave, and spent that time designing a submachine gun with his machinist friend Zhenya Kravchenko. In 1946 Kalashnikov sent the Main Artillery Commission in Moscow his drawings for a new gas-operated rifle based on the M43 cartridge. The committee gave him the go ahead to create a prototype. From 1946 to 1948 work progressed on the Kalashnikov rifle. In 1949 one of his rifles, the Avtomat Kalashnikova Obrazets 1947, was accepted by the Soviet Army and quickly dubbed the AK-47.
On September 2, 1945, Japanese representatives signed the official Instrument of Surrender, prepared by the War Department and approved by President Harry S. Truman.Aug 8, 2023
AK-47 is 2 years away from Berlin, just like Tiger 2 is 2 years away from Stalingrad.
The Battle of Berlin, designated as the Berlin Strategic Offensive Operation by the Soviet Union, and also known as the Fall of Berlin, was one of the last major offensives of the European theatre of World War II. Wikipedia
Location: Berlin
Dates: Apr 16, 1945 – May 2, 1945
BECAUSE THIS IS A WW2 Game, Berlin was in the last year of the war four months latter it was over its like asking why can’t i have served in WW2 because you would need a time machine
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Enlisted became a ww2 sandbox already and every update adds more prototypes that never saw combat, do you seriously want to take away that last little identity of this game?
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Weird, now you call it RPD. What a coincidence.
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Yes but… AK was in its early development stages at the very end of ww2 meanwhile tiger 2 was actually developed through 1943 and had about 400 examples actually used during ww2
AK by that time was probably just a prototype and it didnt even hit the production line, not even to equal numbers of the tiger 2 tank.
Furthermore, everyone knows ak47 wasnt used in ww2 at all. Adding it would completely mess up everything, then we might as well add H&K G3 and M16
Its basically an RPD amd also didnt need to be in the game, the RD44 shouldve been an event weapon.
AK by 45 was not even a paper design
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Just like AS, RPD, Autohei, T20, T-34-100. Never mass produced or issued to combat troops.
And Hori which was never even built beyond a wooden mockup by most accounts.
Plus we have 1944 model Panther in 1942 Stalingrad disguised as American M10 fighting against Fedorov MG which at best existed as a single test weapon and alongside Conders MG which was only finished by American engineers post-war.
But AK-47 “early” or AK-46 is where we draw the line?
Yes because all of those were made in ww2 even Ho-ri though not sure it was made but 5 was ordered by Japanese government during ww2 while AK-47 type 1 was at earliest made at the end of 46 and beside if soviet players want prototype ARs why not ask one that was made in ww2 like Korovin AK-45
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i would say Prototype FAL is where the line should be drawn tbh since FAL are fun to use (imo anyway)
and yea i know it post war but it fun ok? it even in that “ww2 game” that i mention earlier (it a messy game so not recommend for HA fans)
im not being serious btw just saying
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So let’s add jets to Battle of Moscow and Tunisia 1941-42?
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Fine by me if other nations can get Jet planes to balance them out
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Nice. And this French tank for the Allies immediately.
“Twelve were ordered in 1940 to replace the Char 2C”
This WW2 is gonna be the best WW2.
Just without AK-47, that’s a no-no.
Btw can we have SMK please as well? It’s not a “WW2” game without SMK in Berlin.
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All of them are OK like I told ya balance it out and you good to go(Except Ak-47)
Imagine it as theme park the theme is WW2 so anything goes as long as its WW2
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