Which Unique Rifle Set do you suggest that I get? (and why?) Since I got all 4 Order Forms:
- Set 1: Farquhar-Hill M1918 and Mondragón M1908 (aka The 2 Order Form Set)
- Set 2: Farquhar-Hill M1918, Beretta 1918/30, and MP 35
- Set 3: Farquhar-Hill M1918, Beretta 1918/30, and S&W Light Rifle
- Set 4: Farquhar-Hill M1918, Beretta 1918/30, and Lewis Assault Rifle
- Set 5: Farquhar-Hill M1918, MP 35, and S&W Light Rifle
- Set 6: Farquhar-Hill M1918, MP 35, and Lewis Assault Rifle
- Set 7: Farquhar-Hill M1918, S&W Light Rifle, and Lewis Assault Rifle (aka The USA Set)
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That Poll is the First-Half, here’s the Second-Half
- Set 8: Mondragón M1908, Beretta 1918/30, and MP 35 (aka The Germany Set)
- Set 9: Mondragón M1908, Beretta 1918/30, and S&W Light Rifle
- Set 10: Mondragón M1908, Beretta 1918/30, and Lewis Assault Rifle
- Set 11: Mondragón M1908, MP 35, and S&W Light Rifle
- Set 12: Mondragón M1908, MP 35, and Lewis Assault Rifle
- Set 13: Mondragón M1908, S&W Light Rifle, and Lewis Assault Rifle
- Set 14: Beretta 1918/30, MP 35, S&W Light Rifle, and Lewis Assault Rifle (aka The 1 Order Form Set)
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I’ll do Set 14 because I don’t play BRIV and won’t use them compared to weapons I might use.
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I took an MP-35, a Lewis rifle and the Mondragon M1908. I already had three MP-35’s and liked them at BR2, so adding the fourth gave me a complete set. I only use three MG’s in BR2 Allies so adding the Lewis gave me three total and I never have to see a Bren MG again 
. For the last weapon I chose the Mondragon. I have five of the Mondragon BR3 rifles and other then the long loading time like them, so basically I already knew what I was getting with the BR4 version as far as how it shoots.
Since I already have four of the Beretta’s they were really not an option. If I could take one more, then maybe take a fifth Beretta, but that is moot now.
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Moved to Discussion as not really a suggestion for the dev team
Also you can use polls even if your poll isnt a suggestion, (e.g. you want to gather feedback from other players)
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MP35 - its s BR3 gun in BR2
ChatGPT suggested this to me:
For overall long-term value in Enlisted, the strongest sets are probably the ones that give you:
- coverage across multiple factions,
- multiple weapon classes,
- and weapons that stay useful even as your lineup changes.
Here’s how the standout sets break down:
Best “Balanced Meta” Choice
Set 4: Farquhar-Hill M1918 + Beretta 1918/30 + Lewis Assault Rifle
Why this set stands out:
- Farquhar-Hill M1918 gives you a very strong semi-auto rifle for Allied infantry.
- Beretta 1918/30 is a reliable Axis SMG with aggressive close-range capability.
- Lewis Assault Rifle is one of the more unusual and versatile automatic rifles in the game, giving excellent suppression and sustained fire.
This set gives:
- 3 different combat roles,
- 2 major factions,
- good versatility from close-range to medium-range,
- and fewer “redundant” weapons.
It’s especially good if you like:
- flexible squads,
- assault-heavy gameplay,
- and experimenting with unique weapons.
Best “USA / Allied Collector” Choice
Set 7: Farquhar-Hill M1918 + S&W Light Rifle + Lewis Assault Rifle
(The USA Set)
Best if:
- you mainly play Allies/USA,
- want faction cohesion,
- or prefer rifle-focused gameplay.
Strengths:
- excellent thematic consistency,
- strong mid-range firepower,
- unique American/British experimental weapon flavor.
Weakness:
- less faction diversity than Set 4.
Best “Germany-Focused” Choice
Set 8: Mondragón M1908 + Beretta 1918/30 + MP 35
(The Germany Set)
Best if:
- you mostly main Axis/Germany,
- enjoy early experimental semi-autos,
- and like collector-style historical weapons.
Strengths:
- very coherent Axis setup,
- MP 35 is controllable and stylish,
- Mondragón is historically iconic.
Weakness:
- less raw versatility compared to Sets 4 or 7.
Highest “Collector / Historical Novelty” Value
Set 1: Farquhar-Hill M1918 + Mondragón M1908
(The 2 Order Form Set)
Why people would choose it:
- both rifles are rare and historically fascinating,
- both are early semi-auto battle rifle concepts,
- very “collector” oriented.
Best for:
- rifle enthusiasts,
- semi-auto fans,
- historical uniqueness.
Weakness:
- less gameplay variety than the larger sets.
The Most Efficient “Value Per Order” Choice
Set 14: Beretta 1918/30 + MP 35 + S&W Light Rifle + Lewis Assault Rifle
(The 1 Order Form Set)
Why it’s efficient:
- 4 weapons instead of 2–3,
- broadest class coverage,
- probably the best “quantity + utility” ratio.
Best if:
- you want maximum equipment spread,
- enjoy rotating squads,
- or value roster depth over rare collector rifles.
Weakness:
- misses the Farquhar-Hill and Mondragón, which are arguably the most historically special weapons in the entire list.
Overall Summary
If your priority is:
| Priority | Best Set |
|---|---|
| Best gameplay versatility | Set 4 |
| Best Allied/USA setup | Set 7 |
| Best Axis/Germany setup | Set 8 |
| Best historical collector appeal | Set 1 |
| Most total utility/value | Set 14 |
Poe.com suggested this to me:
My recommendation: Set 14 (the 4‑weapon “1 Order Form Set”)
Why Set 14 is the best default pick: it gives you the widest role coverage in one purchase:
- MP 35 = strong close‑quarters option (push corridors / buildings)
- Beretta 1918/30 = another close-range auto to keep pressure when you’re sprinting or brawling
- S&W Light Rifle = your more controllable mid‑range gun for skirmishes
- Lewis Assault Rifle = sustained suppressive fire for holding objectives, lanes, and stopping pushes
So if you’re asking “what single set should I get?” and you don’t want to regret it later when you switch playstyles or map types: Set 14 is the safest, most flexible choice.
If you tell me your playstyle in one word—CQB / midrange / objective-defense / mixed—I can confirm whether to stick with Set 14 or adjust to a cheaper 3‑weapon alternative.