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Jump back to quoted post26 Jul 2019, 17:43 PMJibberJabberJobber

I'm eager to see your designs, they will be far better than mine I'm sure.


One more thing: I think the Demolition Package for Pioneers should have a similar design to the Heavy Engineer upgrade for UKF. It would make the upgrade icon a bit more clear and the updated Pioneer icon would let the enemy know those Pioneers can throw satchels, so he can prepare for it.

Rough example:


Could perhaps also rename them to something like 'Pioneer Demolition Team' once upgraded, just throwing out some ideas.

Jump back to quoted post26 Jul 2019, 15:14 PMJibberJabberJobber

My feedback: I love you (and all the others who worked on these changes/additions)

Jump back to quoted post26 Jul 2019, 15:14 PMJibberJabberJobber

Only icon I don't really like is the Urban Assault Kit from the new USF commander. It has a lot of empty space and doesn't give much of an indication that it gives WP rounds. Not sure what would be a good approach.

Jump back to quoted post17 Jul 2019, 23:25 PMSander93

Where do units retreat to? The truck in the middle?

Jump back to quoted post17 Jul 2019, 23:25 PMSander93

That would make it pretty unfair compared to other bases because retreating infantry would be much more protected against dives by all the tents and weapon racks around it.

Jump back to quoted post12 Jul 2019, 18:22 PMGI John 412

I challenge the assertion that Soviet arms are “piece of shites” or that they are in weird calibers.

With some exceptions that have since been removed, Soviet block arms are just as standardized in caliber as western ones with you getting a singular pistol caliber (9mm Makatov vs 9x19 NATO), intermediate rifle (5.56 nato vs 5.45 Soviet or 7.62x39) full sized rifle/GPMG round (7.62x51 NATO vs 7.62x54R Soviet) heavy machinegun (.50 BMG/12.7x99 NATO vs 12.7x108 Soviet)

So with the exception of having both 5.45x39 and 7.62x39 for intermediate calibers, the Soviet system is no more complicated than the NATO system. Plus most places use only 5.45 or 7.62x39, not both, with the exception of bigger countries like Russia itself which can handle the supply issue.