False, the AK47 was not mass produced until the stamped receiver process was finished and finalized.
There are THREE types in the “AK47” before the AKM.
The AS44 and its variants/types are MORE than enough for the game. This game is going to stay WW2. prototypes and paper items in the timeframe of WW1&2 are slightly acceptable based on what it is and where it will be used. If 2 years post war will be allowed, the game would be broken after this “post-war” addition.
But it’s already broken since Tiger 2 is allowed in Stalingrad and Rzhev, and T20 with AS are not g.o., not premium, but fully accessible to every John Doe and Ivan.
In truth it didn’t need t34100 either (even thought it’s a fun addition), at all. Is2 1944 is a beast if used well.
Problem is, most Enlisted tankers… are soooo bad! They see their targets and immediately stop like a deer in front of a car. They don’t use cover. All they see is “uuuuuuuh KTH has shorter reload time, the suffering!”
I like the Is2 1944. That giant boat is ridiculously nimble for a heavy tank, it shoots mini nukes and can take out anything it faces. Even kth.
It’s true most tankers in Enlisted never tried WT, or even world of tonks, I suppose…
More like most tanker arent determine enough to stick with the game (kinda like how i was in warthunder i guess since i didnt even reach the tiger there)
Best spot was in the police station map, both side of the river with the ruined bridge. There was a big hill on both sides… you could snipe all day long and see poor axis ragdolls flying
you won me over
remove the Tiger 2 from Stalingrad and Rzhev
what does this have to do with the T-20 prototype’s existed back than it was part of an entire family of them
find a gun no matter how op that firs the era that is before the end of the war and people will support you
hell in the cold war they had nuclear bullets
not bombs but crazy idea
you might as well ask for m16’s
I truly disagree with that, to say that the game is broken because a possibility of a tiger to being in Stalingrad is not the equivalent of adding equipment or things that were not related in the era.
I understand exactly what you were saying and I agree, it is frustrating that tiger is installing, I don’t think people are disagreeing with that statement. I believe that Stalingrad campaign should be moved to BR I-III.
But adding weapons and equipment that were from two years or even up to five years post, World War II would completely ruin the authenticity and the cohesion of the games, environment, cosmetics, Tory, campaign system/maps And the player count based on the game. If people wanted to play a World War II game that had less relative historical accuracy, they would truly be playing battlefield five or call of duty Vanguard.
Again, if post World War II equipment was to be added in this game, the Soviets would not be receiving much Other than what they had up until 1949, while the allies, such as the Americans and British would be receiving an insane amount of weapons and equipment. Not to mention that the Japanese absolutely did not have any equipment post World War II, nor did Germany. ( The germans and Japanese only had equipment post war, because there were allied interventions. The US rebuilt, the German military, as well as the Japanese Homeland because we were occupying those nations.)
I agree, most tankers that I either play against or play with always seem to get stuck in a tunnel vision effect. They are not looking at the bigger picture of what their equipment should be providing for their team.
Hori never used, never adopted, never built in metal by most accounts
T-34-100 a couple prototypes made, not approved for or production
AS-44 never used in WW2
RD-44 never used in WW2
T20 never used in WW2
Fedorov Avtomat never used after winter war
Fedorov MG single prototype build in the 20s
Stalingrad 1942-43 on high BR
Rzhev 1942-43 on high BR
The authenticity is already ruined and all the Devs do is continue intentionally ruining it (by doing stuff like Rzhev high BR) without a single step in the WW2 direction.
do you not understand the rule, the only requirement is only that a prototype existed before the end of the war, before the end why do you bring up war use and production,
my weapon was just put on paper in 46 but because your weapon was only a prototype my weapon should be used