THIS! I was looking forward to more Fallschirmjägers 
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The MP35 has never let me down. It’s very comfortable. I personally choose the fifth Farquhar-Hill for my British event squad with the No. 2 flamethrower. The Beretta 1918/30 is a great secondary weapon for the premium Beretta M31 (as is the KB-P-135 for the SWD-30).
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In many card games or RPG mechanics, “3 blue cards” might be a crafting recipe or a trade-in value that yields “2 weapons” based on game-specific rules, not basic arithmetic. For example:
- Crafting System: 3 common (blue) items might combine to create 2 uncommon (green) weapons.
- Exchange Rate: The game’s economy might set the value of 1 blue card as equivalent to 2/3 of a weapon, so 3 cards = 2 weapons.
Also:
2 + 2 = 5
0 is not a number.
Earth is flat.
Snail is reptilian.
Where do we go from here chief!?
How to solve it!?
Honest ask.
I really do not see the BR 1-5 system as helpful. Thus, yet again out of the top of my brilliant 30sec thoughts:
I shall propose! Reducing BR 1-5 system to just BR 1-3.
“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” - JFK
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Well there weren’t really any at the battle for monte cassino
ik im just saying it generally
give japan more love
or let japan make love to you
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well, that’s fair
would be nice to get multiple of the same low br weapons but 4 picks is nice
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If so, the MP35 sounds pretty solid. I like the BR2, especially for the Tunisia campaign. The Beretta would be a good fit for a squad of radio operators or engineers then, plus radio operators are among the fastest besides saboteurs. What’s strange is that until now they didn’t include one of the 10-round 8mm Kurz Volks Karbine.
Yeah, we need something that works for BR5 aside the Type Hei automatic, or give the Tokyo Arsenal at least 7 points of damage
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A para squad or a para sniper squad? If its just a sniper squad then put it a suppressor
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You can’t just put a suppressor on something, especially in WW2, bro
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Actually the Germans really put suppressors in things like the MG42, they produced some of these for the standard 8mm Mauser and 9mm parabellum, also we already have the premium STG44 with suppressor
If you’ve read the article, the FG-42 didn’t have silencers.
During World War II, Germany only used silencers on some submachine guns (such as the MP-40), special carbines, and rifles (such as some versions of the Karabiner 98k) for sabotage units, but the FG-42 wasn’t included in this list.
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Unlike the FG-42, the suppressed Gewehr 43 (G43/K43) semi-automatic rifle existed not only on paper but also in real life. Working prototypes were developed and field-tested.
The German suppressed Gewehr 43 (G43/K43) semi-automatic rifle was used at the end of World War II, but exclusively for experimental purposes and limited sabotage operations.
It’s perfectly acceptable to add it to the event.
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Some adjustments to the event:
- Updated the art for the event to use the correct Canadian flag.
- Updated the infographic to reflect it correctly that the event now gives at maximum 4 total event orders.
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Good to see that the art, which is AI generated is of priority. How many prompts did it take to get it looking right?
Why do the mondragon and farquar still cost two?
Why are there limits?
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So sexy - first Fg42 with the scope looks so hot
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Okay, but I want to see content featuring Mauser MKB42
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