I say Pacific for several reasons mainly: Variation from Europe, hopefully to improve the North American player base, change in standard FH2 fighting tactics(If minor Pacific is done), and more airplanes for all. My opinion, nothing more.
Quite valid points too... My only beef with it is the development time
I don't get why everyone is so anti-American for WW2... You don't want to see America everything, tell YOUR government to make a war movie or game... Why should Americans make a British or Italian story all the time.. ANd they have once or twice, mark you
And COD actually reached its Zenith AFTER COD2... COD4, I believe it was.... And it catered for all sides - AND the Brits were technically the main actors - Americans got blown away in that one... so I don't quite get that point either..
Its called, 'we are a super power and we like war becase we think we pwn everytime we fight and we want to dramatize it'... No one like war, but if you think you are damn good at it, you'd romaticize the idea... has been the case for every empire since Rome..
imagine a game or movie made by Rome were it as powerful today as it was then,,, who will be the main actors everytime?
We have lots of awsome (I believe most finns concur on this one) WW2 movies in Finland, for example see the old classic Unknown soldier or Tali-Ihantala 1944. The problem is that the finnish film industry is so small and badly sponsored that those movies come approximately twice in a decade and with a pretty poor budget so we don't see those massive explosions and epic huge tank battles. So we do our best but anyone who loves WW2 doesn't consider it enough in most European countries.
I saw this movie !!! And i'm French !!! But on Youtube...
That's what i pointing out, in fact this movie is far more historically accurate and better (Real Stug vs Real T34, it's an amazing fact for a WW2 movie) than a SPR where all the story is fictive and the Tiger is a modified T34... But the problem is that movie hasn't been commercialized all around the world just because of a lack of budget...
What people want to see in a WW2 movie ? Real and accurate battles, tanks, uniforms and story or Americans who can kill 100 enemy before dying and who can destroy a Tiger with sticky socks... (what a joke)... I'm really curious if any allied soldiers tried to destroy a Tiger only one time by this way...
At least you can see a wonderful scene in "Tali-Ihantala 1944" with Finish soldiers and Panzerfaust, an accurate and real way to try to kill enemy tanks !!!
Seriously, go also see "El Alamein - La linea del Fuoco" (Italian - 2002) or "Tobruk" (Czech - 2008) and you will see others real WW2 movies, accurates, with an high sense of realism, and not just there to make lots of $$$, in few words : real WW2 movies !!!!