The Weapon dropped should be the equipped weapon

I believe the weapon that is dropped should be the weapon that particular soldier had equipped at that time. So an AT Soldier currently carrying the AT weapon should drop that AT weapon and not the primary rifle, same with the other classes that have their specific weapon in the second weapon slot.

While interesting I personally don’t think that should extend to weapons that were already taken from the ground, say an enemy rifle.

I have included the request to elaborate on why this shouldn’t be added as I personally don’t see any significant downside to it.

Do you want to see this in game
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Should previously dropped weapons drop again
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  • I voted No in the first poll
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Nice contradiction.

It’s not a contradiction it’s elaborating on the idea I am proposing.

Special weapon shouldn’t drop. That’s why they’re literally called special.

Not to mention, there’s definitely no need to nerf tanks yet again.

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Agree, if you die while using your AT launcher - your next soldier can pick it up and keep using it.

It would practically double the amount of effective AT soldiers you have in your squad, possibly messing with squad balance.

they should drop all what they had,pistol,secondary,grenades,etc.

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I agree.
I can hardly wait to play PTRS (scope) with three Snipers one by one.
Pls realize it.

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Kinda how Battlefield does it - yes, but Enlisted has a squad system, I dont think it would function without causing other not obvious issues.

I know, I know

Could be cool if non-native users of that weapon type have big penalties. Wouldn’t make sense for a mortarman to pick up an AT rifle and have perfect aim and reload speed. Give them “noob” debuffs, but let them use the weapon.

Addendum, how about instead they drop both weapons equipped. They could even do the same for flamethrowers, mortars, maybe even engineer tools, etc.

You can drop your bazooka by using the drop weapon keybind though