@Keofox
Okay time to pit in a couple of my own thoughts as to where we are currently in game.
Fixes
Reload Animation of guns loading from 2 chargers. I know this is already in this thread a lot but I figure it never hurts to ask as well to know its important to us.
StuG III G Premium - This needs its MGs. Historical TD after 1942 had a shield protected MG on its roof that the loader used, and the late production ones had a co axial mount as well.
Premium Squads - I can’t add more to this than what @Shiivex has suggested but I wanted to say that I would like this as well, to have us able to customize and add regular soldiers with regular weapons to these squads.
Seelow Heights - The train has a huge amount of stuttering right now when its moving, and I have even fallen through its floors when it has started moving.
M2 Carbine - The sights need a QoL pass to make them not as crowded. Its a decent gun ruined by the sight picture.
Det Packs - Remove the Grenade Throw perk from effecting this weapon and limit it to 1 per solider.
Mortar Squads - Add the ability to include the squad level Mortar to regular 9 person infantry squads, retool the Mortar only squads to the larger support mortars. I.e. the 50mm German mortar goes to any 9 person squad that wants to add one as a specialist, and the 80mm Mortar becomes the new dedicated squad. Further to that, smoke rounds please. One of the most common rounds to be carried in tandem to HE rounds was smoke and then illumination (star shells).
Tunisian TD - Please add HE if possible.
Tunisia - M1918 SMG and Mannlicher 1895 would be a much better addition to this campaign. Gives it something more Italian and unique than the regular Wehrmacht weapons we already grinder 3 times over.
Moscow - Beretta M38 30RD magazine would be welcome , or the addition of the ZK 383.
AT guns - you already fixed Rally Points and made it so they are less subject to deviation in the ground terrain, we need the same pass done on AT guns to make them more viable. These were usually used IRL as ambush weapons, so variety of placement will be paramount to their success.
Add
StuG III in all campaigns available. This iconic TD/Assault gun was present since 1940. Its inclusion would be a welcome change from the multitude of similar vehicles we already have to unlock.
Better engineer deployable AA (37mm, Bofors 40mm etc). I would like for players that have to choose on only 1 vehicle slot have the option if they choose tank to still get a hard counter to planes via their engineer squads.
Limit the depression so its really only effective against infantry on the second story and up on a building.
Halftacks/APCs - Add , with a 7 or 9 man basic infantry squad. Make them their own separate Mecanized Squad with a hard limit of 1 per side (like how motorcycle squads are their own unique class).
This would give us some excellent flanking troops and to be used to rapidly respond to situations on the battlefield.
Better AT guns. Have Engineer I squads build one class of AT gun, and Engineer II squads be able to build better ones, either via ammo type like the Tungsten Cored rounds, or through Caliber.
(Controversial Suggestion) - Add new Automatic Rifleman class as a specialist trooper with a hard cap on how many per squad. Limit them to the Battle Rifles as their primary weapon, and see if this helps cut down on the FG42/AvS etc threads.
New Squad Type - Recon Squad, with Binoculars that put a circle on the map for a set period of time that then marks all enemies that come through that circle (think Artillery Circle) , add a cooldown and limit to one circle per side active at a time. Limit squad size to 5 troops.
New Weapon (this is just a personal one now, so I know it won’t be added but I love the BA play in this game so).
Swiss K31 weapon for a 9 person Infantry Squad as Premium.
Tanks - Hull MG usable by the crew via manual control. This would be a very welcome addition IMO.
At weaponry- Dedicated AT Mines (Magnetic) , Thrown (panzerwurfenmine). Etc.
That is all for now that I have compiled and can think to list. Thank you for reading, and hopefully you can take some of these suggestions to heart.