SVT40 and G43 to BR3

The advantage of the SVT-40 over the SVT-38 lies in its higher damage output. You might notice that hits from the SVT-40 are noticeably more likely to result in a kill rather than just a knock down compared to hits from the SVT-38. The SVT-40 is far less reliant on hitting specific body parts that take increased damage. The G43 holds an advantage over the G41 thanks to its detachable magazines, this allows for faster reloading and ensures a consistent reload time, regardless of how many rounds remain in the magazine.

Personally, I’m absolutely not a fan of rifles that require loading via two stripper clips, and I believe every faction should have access to rifles like the M1 Garand and the SVT-38. Japan could be given a different variant of the Type Hei/10 rifle, while Germany could receive the ZH-29, with its damage reduced to match the SVT-38—or perhaps another rifle from the ZH series.

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10 rounds semi-auto rifle doesnt fit in BR4, it fit in BR 3. BR4 semi-auto needs to be with 15-20+ mag size.

this is why finding a BR4 match is the very low forcing u to match up to mostly against BR5.

BR1 BA, BR2 SA 5+ Rounds, BR3 SA -10+ Rounds, BR4 SA 15-20+ Rounds, BR5 SA/AR. all of these rifles has a 1 shot potential.

if the dev keep this current design then this BR4 problem will continue

ok Garand BR2 ?
Johnson - G41 stripper clip br?

There’s actually significant advantages between the G43 and G41, such as sight, mag over clip reload, between accuracy, improved damage range, etc. So it’s a no.

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you cannot be serious.

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I think BR 4 semi-auto rifles getting a buff to be worthy on BR 4 would be a better solution

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Annd nerf the svt 38 to stripper clips it did and could use them, magazines at rifle caliber were rare and expensive

Instead of moving them down they need buffs Buffing the ROF of all BR 4 semi auto rifles

literally why?

tiger 2s were rare and expensive, remove them from the game

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Why should it be the only SA rifle in BR3 that is magazine-fed?

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dont threaten me with a good time
7yes its good there were thousands of tiger twos because they were disposable use a tiger 2 for a hundred hours, and all the tiger two lost in the laundry. i mean every tanker got like two or three tiger 2 tanks.

lol… I’m on the side of keeping it how it is but you might need to have your faculties checked if you don’t even understand the reason why it should be changed.

Starting to sound like your brethren that was banished from this godforsaken place.

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what are you babbling about? making everything the same is not the way a game should be designed and making svt38 dogshit for made up reasons because germans couldnt make a decent semi auto is not a good way to do so
just like it wasnt good for the game adding as44 and other stuff

It’s not about making everything the same… it’s about not having something that vastly out shines all of its counterparts.

Dogshit? Are you saying giving it clip reload will make it trash? You are definitely blowing it out of proposition.

And made up reasons? You are aware that the magazine was not the preferred option among troops right? It was unreliable and not produced as much as the clips.

Please, entertain me on how that’s a made up reason… it’s called balancing.

Keep in mind that again I’m on the side of keeping its magazine… you don’t have to be ignorant though.

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Not sure what Germany during the second world war has to do with 3 out of 4 factions asking for a realistic and reasonable balancing change in this game, especially since statement is baseless, historically Axis did field decent semi-automatic rifles.

Besides, how would SVT-38 become “dogshit”? Players are literally asking for it to be brought to the same level as other TT BR3 rifles. Same damage, same reload speed…

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What now?

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The SVT-38 is a gas-operated rifle with a short-stroke, spring-loaded piston above the barrel and a tilting bolt,[3] a system that would later be used in the FN FAL.[11] The SVT-38 was equipped with a bayonet and a 10-round detachable magazine. The receiver was open-top, which enabled reloading of the magazine using five-round Mosin–Nagant stripper clips.[11] The sniper variant had an additional locking notch for a see-through scope mount and was equipped with a 3.5×21 PU telescopic sight.[11]

SVT38 being mag loaded is realistic and reasonable

As is
The receiver was open-top, which enabled reloading of the magazine using five-round Mosin–Nagant stripper clips.[
As well as being balanced for br3