The FÉG 35M was a bolt-action rifle chambered in 8×56mmR. Though superficially still resembling the 95/31M Carbine, it was a new design with a cock-on-close bolt. The FÉG 35M was Produced in Hungary until 1950 and the Rifle will be for the Riflemen Class BR 1.
Whats the point?
This was the standard issue rifle of the Hungarian army during WW2.
The only sensible way to add this rifle is to add it to the tech tree so Hungarian soldiers can use it. However we dont have the Royal Hungarian Army in the game which kills the entire point.
Axis is already swimming in bolt-action rifles and doesnt need one more for balance or diversity.
Adding this rifle would not magically convince the devs to hire Hungarian voice actors and start working on Hungarian uniforms (of which you need a lot…)
The only thing this post might do is give the devs the idea that this rifle could be added as event or premium with German soldiers (like Suomi, Orita, Finnish Mosin…)
It would be absolutely idiotic to add this rifle as premium or event. There are other rifles for that.
You know that the Italians have the Moschetto M91 as Premium, besides of that i let the People decide what the Regiment should be and not me and not forgeting that the Community wants Hungarian Regiments, Vehicles and Weapons which is cool for Enlisted and something Refreshing than getting German, UdSSR stuff
How many Italian rifles were added to the game before Italy was added in Tunisia? 0.
right. Here you go, Gewehr98/40 a Hungarian made 35M FÉG rifle for German contract, used by German soldiers.
Not as if Germany did not have its own cool Volksstrum and proto bolties…
Was this standard‑issue equipment for Hungary’s army, a German satellite state during WWII?
Interesting. I hope in the next major update it comes as a small bonus feature, tagged along with some major German content. After all, nobody wants to end up like the USSR: getting nothing but a Hanyang rifle in an update, no T‑44 at all, while other factions receive piles of weapons, vehicles and items.
I am wondering whether Hungary could get its own sub‑tech tree, similar to Italy.
