Add more minor nations & rework factions & new maps

I suggest the creation of minor factions wich would have tech from tier I to tier III at least. We should not divide playerbase in matchmaking when use such nations, they would appear along with the main nations within a battle. Maybe matchmaking would take longer time for those who pick such nation but I beleive it worth it. Many of their equipment is already in the game. What they lack in equipment, their shadowing main nation would have. One player cannot carry every equipment into battle anyways.

I suggest some nations:
-Italy: Battle of Stalingrad/Battle of Tunisia
-Hungary: Battle of Stalingrad/Battle of Budapest
-Romania: Battle of Stalingrad/Battle of Budapest
-Finland: Battle of Leningrad/Battle of Tali–Ihantala
-Britain: Battle of Tunisia/Battle of the Bulge/Battle of Normandy/Battle of Burma/Pacific
-Australia: Battle of Tunisia/Pacific
-China: Battle of Burma/Pacific
-Poland: Battle of Berlin/Battle of Normandy
-Free France: Battle of Tunisia

On a long term I also suggest adding new scenarios as: Battle of Budapest, Battle of Leningrad, Battle of Tali–Ihantala, Invasion of Manchuria
I hope my suggestion was useful. Merry Christmas for everyone! :smile:

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I think a better solution would be the subfaction lines of research like in WT, where all that nations equipment could be folded into their own section/line, would allow for for some nice historical compositions like for say a Dunkirk series, with both British and French forces fighting side by side with one another.

As for this Dunkirk map you could have a version with a low BR range where allies would always spawn in the town, while at a higher BR it would be the germans always spawning in the town. To represent both the Dunkirk evacuation and the later siege of Dunkirk post D-Day.

Also instead of the Battle of Budapest, I’d personally recommend the Bessarabia campaigns instead, since those would allow a larger BR range from BR1 to BR4/5. You could also include a soviet/german river crossing assault map in a similar concept to the western D-day map.

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