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Thread: T34/85 or KV1 in Soviet Industry Commander? 7 Oct 2019, 16:38 PM Jump back to quoted post7 Oct 2019, 16:16 PMMaret T-3485 have models of smoke chargers on rear - we could instead capping point, make smoke like churchill have. Only without slowing down. For the T-34-76, it would be simple to add a smoke shell, but this smoke shell uses yellow phosphorus. So you can use phosphorus shells from other fractions, but without burning. Small damage from an explosion (66-80 grams of TNT depending on the type of round), like grenade and slowing down the movement of an infantryman from phosphorus. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Future unit and upgrade ideas, just for fun. 6 Oct 2019, 12:55 PM Jump back to quoted post6 Oct 2019, 12:19 PMGI John 412 Interesting. Please provide a reference. All evidence I have shows that the M1 carbine was originally designed to be a full auto weapon but the requirement was dropped prior to production in order to speed up the development of the weapon. The idea was revisited later and a kit to convert M1 Carbines to full auto was developed. The appearance of the StG44 further reinforced the need for the full auto version and the night vision equipped M3 Carbines issued to Army troops in Okinawa were also full auto from the factory. https://www.amazon.com/U-S-Infantry-Weapons-World-War/dp/0917218671 The only reference I have that ever references a full auto “soldier done” conversion is band of brothers where Richard Winters received a full auto M1 Garand that was full auto only converted for him by a fellow easy company member. (Not in the TV show, only in the book is this referenced). I could not find, but this information was in "Forgotten Weapons" video, in one of the videos was a story about the M1 Carabiner, how soldiers made automatic modifications at the FN factory. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Future unit and upgrade ideas, just for fun. 6 Oct 2019, 09:28 AM The soldiers began to remodel their M1 carbines into automatic carbines in 1944 when they liberated the Belgian factories of the FN. After the inspection saw what the soldiers were doing with their weapons, an official M2 modernization kit was created that included automatic fire and an expanded magazine. A similar story was with the AVT-40, automatic SVT was tested before the war and it was recognized: well this is stupid. But during the war, field workshops began to modernize their SVT in AVT and began sending reports to the factory: automatic fire is very useful in critical defense situations, send us more AVT. At first, the factory refused to produce AVT, referring to the test report of automatic fire, and then surrendered, and from 1943 until 1945, the SVT was produced only as an AVT. In: COH2 Gameplay
Thread: Steel Division 25 Oct 2019, 17:49 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Oct 2019, 17:26 PMFelinewolfie But Battle Royale is the only overplayed profitable gametype at the moment. If that's all people play... surely the majority don't find it boring as you do Unfortunately, what is very popular does not guarantee that this is a good game. All the activities that major game publishers have been doing for many years is to reduce the quality of games and accustomed players to a low taste threshold. And the Battle Royal genre is a clear example of this - it is a very boring genre that requires minimal competence from the developer. But for some incredible reason this genre is over hype. And the developers want to take this hype train and create a ton of low-quality boring Battle Royal. In: Other Games
Thread: Penals idea5 Oct 2019, 16:11 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Oct 2019, 15:57 PMT.R. Stormjäger Or you can just remove the AT package from penals and give Conscripts stock AT grenades. And leave the Guard again useless. Previously, the Guard synergized with T1, it was almost a rule - you build T1 and you need the AT support provided by the Guard. After the PTRS Penalty, I see the Guard once in a few dozen battles. Penalties are superfluous, they have always been superfluous and will be superfluous. Any perverted schemes and roles were not invented. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Penals idea5 Oct 2019, 15:39 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Oct 2019, 13:14 PMVipper Again having early units with good AI and AT is bad. It would also make guards completely redundant. Penal are more than fine, they need a redesign and not a buff. Yeah, and the best redesign is to remove them to hell. They will overlap any Soviet infantry unit, it remains to give them PPSh-41 as the main weapon and farewell to the Shock Troops. Separating infantry into defensive and attacking is also a stupid idea. Look at the rest of the factions and in them the main infantry combines both of these roles. In: COH2 Balance
Thread: Steel Division 25 Oct 2019, 13:17 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Oct 2019, 12:37 PMFelinewolfie You should uninstall everything, and exclusively play fortnite! Most popular game at the moment. Checking periodically to see which is the current most popular game at any given moment and playing that. These are the 20 most popular video games right now: Rocket League. ... Overwatch. ... Red Dead Redemption II. ... Super Smash Bros: Ultimate. ... Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Seige. ... Grand Theft Auto V. ... Fortnite. ... Minecraft. In first place, taking the title of the most popular video game right now is Minecraft. Oh. Rocket League it is, then. Quick, go play that! You say bullshit. Objectively, the Steel Division is a super niche game. She has huge maps, a huge number of units that need constant microcontrol. Unfortunately, the game is not interesting. And online statistics are clear evidence of this. I am not against large scale. After all, the World in Conflict was one of my favorite strategies, but there the player controlled a very small number of units that are easily controlled. Plus World in Conflict was a beautifully made game: graphically, atmospheric. And never tell me about Battle Royals, this is a boring and unreasonably over-hype genre. In: Other Games
Thread: Steel Division 24 Oct 2019, 19:58 PM https://steamcharts.com/app/919640 And super lousy online. In: Other Games
Thread: World War II: Italian.1 Oct 2019, 18:03 PM These illustrations were printed in the weekly "Corriere della Sera", published in Milan as supplement to the newspaper "La Domenica del Corriere" May 3, 1942: German ultra-long-range artillery shelling Leningrad: November 1, 1942: British tanks attacked by Italian aircraft: March 30, 1941: Italian-German air raid on Malta: April 18, 1943: German and Finnish skiers storm a caravan of Soviet ships frozen in ice on Ladoga: December 7, 1941: duel of English and German tanks in Africa: October 4, 1942: Bersaliers fight the Soviet troops on the Don: (My favorite propaganda, as an amateur of the Soviet Airborne Forces and who studied many books and material about the Soviet Airborne Forces - The Italians never fought with the Airborne Forces, never had an Airborne Operation on the Don) May 31, 1942: Bersaliers storm the Soviet bunker during the battle of Kharkov: October 12, 1941: battles for the palaces of Peterhof near Leningrad: April 11, 1943: spring mud in Russia: January 10, 1943 issue: Hand-to-hand combat on the Don, attacked by alpine shooters of the Julia division: April 1, 1945 issue: German nurse tied to Sherman’s armor: (my second favorite, such an absurdity amuses) January 17, 1943: German infantry storms the Soviet bunker: February 20, 1944: battles in Italy, German infantry goes into battle with the support of the Tiger: March 24, 1940: incident in the British capital’s air defense system: November 28, 1943: German flamethrowers in battle with Soviet tanks: December 27, 1936: the victorious end of the Italo-Ethiopian War: April 21, 1940: German aircraft versus British fleet in the North Sea: March 10, 1940: Red Army assaults Finnish hospital defended by women from Lotta Svyard: January 12, 1941: German bombing of London: April 21, 1940: German infantry captures unit of Norwegian army: In: The Library
Thread: WW2 Daily Pic24 Sep 2019, 16:47 PM Soviet paratrooper, 214 airborne brigade, January 1941 In: The Library