lol The reason you're sick of the world war 2 multiplayer shooters is cuz they're all the same game pal. You and I disliked Post Scriptum because we already played it in 2007 and 2005 when it was better and called "Forgotten Hope". The current steam games actually offer less than Forgotten Hope 2, a 2007 mod for a 2005 shooter, because the guys making them are not actually invested in making new games, they're invested in making Battlefield 1942 mods that a minority of people still play because of nostalgia and nothing else.

Not sure if you can tell but it's a dead genre. Between FH2, Post Scriptum, and Hell Let Loose you couldn't get a single full server most times of day except maybe near a 1 hour peak at the end of the day in European time zones. Single-player or cooperative components could be the solution, but no one wants to consider that.

 At least FH2 is free and the devs have stated that they're volunteers, it even has bots. I actively consider PS and HLL to be scams.

*Could* penetrate up to 150mm of armor. I bet it's performance in the field was often much lower. Anti-tank grenades were finicky weapons during the war and still are. You often had to hit the tank's armor at just the right angle in order for the plasma jet to penetrate properly. That's obviously what the drogue chute at the back of the grenade is for, but they equipped these weapons to Luftwaffe Field Battalions. Who probably received little or no training at all on how to properly use it.

I could see it being useful in a pinch if they had equipped it to say, the Heer. What could this thing do that a Panzerfaust couldn't though?

No, these are american M1 90mm guns. Similar to the german 88 and also an AA gun. If you ever asked what´s the gun in the M36 Jackson, here you found it.

Not to mention the Pershing as well.

.55 actually, which is a big round for a soldier to fire from a small arm to be sure. For an armored vehicle though? It's tiny.

I'm willing to bet he has no interest in war. He's just throwing up political smoke so the North Koreans can finally cut back on their conventional forces in favor of a nuclear force. North Korea's conventional army is gigantic, and expensive. Yet it lacks the strength to tackle the South anyway. Problem is North Korea can't just downsize its defensive force. This undermines much of the underpinnings of the military state plus some aspect of "must save-face" culture.

So instead, they're passing the buck to their nuclear deterrent now. Which is much smaller and cheaper yet doesn't cause them to lose face. So now they can finally cut back on the military while not appearing to grow weak. No doubt Kim Jong Un is aware of how much the world has outpaced N.Korea, and N.Korea's failure to keep pace stems from its obsessive need to maintain an anachronistic Cold War size Army. They need an out, and nukes are that out. Throw in a little posturing and brinksmanship to distract from the change.

That's the same way I feel. If anyone felt like putting in the work to model the gun it would be great placed in British uncaps near the back of the line.

How about a bit more complexity in the artillery and air strike features? What if the Commander could select the kind of fire mission he wanted? HE-Frag? Smoke? Etc. How long it lasts, how many guns are used, how rapid or steady the fire is etc. Commanders need spots from officers or recon to spot fire in a target area though, otherwise the mission could land off target? Not sure how much of this would be feasible in the Refractor engine.

Commander mode was a good if flawed idea in BF2 that unfortunately was never properly elaborated and expanded upon in mods. It would be nice if Commanders could do things like detach vehicles and assets to squads. Or utilize some kind of C&C mechanic enabling or facilitating spotting, text and voice chat, or maybe ever point captures in some way.

Imagine if the Commander could "appoint" flags to be capped while uncaps can't be single handedly put down by lone wolfs.