If premium squad can count as another nation, then were is the french flag in tunisia for the french maroccan squad
IM NOT FRENCH BUT IM OFFENDED!
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it’s " funny " how in normandy we have 2 commonwealth playable squads and lots of british weapons and such.
but those said squads are only premium and use tanks.
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One thing is sure The enlisted main site talk of another game
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that’s how marketing works.
otherwise, not many would even try the product seeing how it is.
not… necessarily a bad thing. depending on some factors.
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I’m not sure I understand, there were American and British and Canadian divisions that landed in Normandy, so what’s going on?
There should probably be a Canadian flag…
They count the two premium british squad as part of the Normandy campaign description, even if those are more for collection, instead in tunisia the french maroccan squad is not counted as another nation squad, and so there is no french flag in the description (some one at darkflow hate french and italy a lot)
The worst part they seriusly think add some premium squad of other nation wo only some people gonna use, count as add more nation in the campaign, with this logic we never gonna see axis/allaies minor in the rest of the game for f2p because they are gonna be add exclusive as limited premium squad
Im very disappointed by this
I can’t help but think that at some point the French are going to be added, so much of their equipment was used not just by themselves of course but by countries like Greece, and there are so many potential campaigns involving French forces and their equipment I would think that we would see them at some point.
I was honestly surprised to see the Morrocan squad added to the game, given how controversial they were, they were certainly very adapt fighters and achieved some are truly remarkable things, but given any number of actual free French formations that they could’ve put together it was an interesting choice, their uniforms are certainly colorful.
No one cares about memeccans.