That American Experimental SMG looks very strange. looks like the drum is made up of several pistol magazines. If it does work like that the animators would have some fun putting that in the game
I think the Gast Gun needs to stay as a twin-link machine gun cant see anything wrong running around with that. LOL
How would their make the Lewis Gun Air Model different from the other Lewis guns?
The Andrews SMG seems to have index notches on the “turret” and has an arm that seems like it originally engaged said notches (probably eventually broke during testing or some other unknown circumstance). Your support hand seems like it’d rest on the shroud/foregrip. It also lacks any proper sights. As such, in-game, I say its spread model should work like an LMG’s, but as the polar opposite. The first shot would be inaccurate, to test where the gun is “pointing.” The second shot, however, will have a reverse spread value that’d make the said second shot considerably more accurate than the first. Then after that, the spread continues to increase again.
I still want a Sunngard to fill in the niche of a high capacity handgun.
I think the Farquar-Hill Rifle would also be a nice choice. We also miss the Ottoman-Mauser and the Carcano, which I suppose will be in the next DLC as that would be very fitting.
Lewis air model is already in the game on the back of the Brisfit I believe, just like the Parabellum is on the German planes.
What about the Carcano and Berthier rifles? Also the MG08/15 light looks like a cross between the MG15 and Madsen and I doubt we’ll see it in the game. Also would love to see a 1917 Enfield rifle or a 1903 infantry. The Glisenti and Nambu pistols would be awesome as well.
If we do see Japan in Turning Tides I’d guarantee an Arisaka type 38 rifle too. I’d like to see the Farquhar-Hill appear in this expansion too for the assault class.
Even though they were due to be issued when the war ended, I’d say that this is one gun I don’t want them to include. I feel it would be much more iconic as a WW2 weapon and would confuse a lot of people. Also it wouldn’t be the one we all know and love from the movies which was developed in the 20’s/30’s it would be the less refined, awkward prototype version that would disappoint people as well.
A nice add to the Sniper class would be the Canadian Ross rifle. Problem was it had to be kept clean, unlike the Lee Enfield. The bolt had a nasty habit of blowing back in the user’s face, killing or blinding them. But it was a best in class sniper rifle.
The so-called “automatic variant” was the Beardmore-Farquhar machine gun, a relatively different design that was designed post-Armistice. The Farquhar-Hill rifle was only semi-automatic.