It adds even more to the experience if you scream like Rambo (when using your bandage)..... just make sure your mike is off  .

1: They are not anti-tank destroyers, the rockets are nominally for self defense against tanks.  YOu won't see Humvees, Bradleys, and BMPs hunting enemy tanks.

I normally agree with the majority of your posts, but as I was 11-H nearly two decades ago (an mos that no longer exists ); I have to disagree that Humvees didn't hunt tanks.

I was a gunner, driver, a squad leader and finally even an acting section leader..... and I can say with full confidence that we used and trained to use the TOW offensively. The negative of'course is that the TOW could not be fired on the move, which did result in the majority of our operations being defensive in nature (usually defense on the flanks of an armor advance or covering likely approaches of attacking armor).

But, we also trained to ambush enemy columns alone (with only other TOW vehicles as support). Overall we weren't expected to live very long, due to the huge smoke signature of the launch motor, no armor to speak of, and slow down range speed of the missle..... but it was our hope to shoot and scoot before we bit it.

I believe offense actually improved our survivability (slightly), as we would be targetting enemy units from the side or rear.... in a defensive role we usually had the advantage of range, but our position would be immediately apparent.

I have noticed it is possible to use an affixed bayonet while prone. Now even a killing stroke, with a hand held bayonet, seems unrealistic for a man lying on the ground.... but I understand the mechanics of weapon damage and why this can not be changed.

The affixed bayonet is another story though, as a man lying on the ground could hardly thrust effectively while on his belly.

My suggestion: As with the coded inability to fire the mg42 while standing, would it be possible to only use the attached bayonet while crouched or standing? 

-German bots abandon tanks halfway to closest flag (from German base) on El Alamein.

I think some of these may be map specific, besides the ones you have specifically mentioned are related to certain maps  .
-The PZII is used well by bots on Tobruk, but is used pretty ineffectively on other maps.

-The Stuka needs some work, as it is meant to simulate actual dive bombing..... unfortunetly the bots seem unable to pull out of the dive 90% of the time.

-The tank ramming of flag posts should be fairly easy to fix with some work on pathing.

-The bots never run out of ammo, They can even auto supply a tank once they enter one depleted of ammo. I think this one should stay, as bots will never figure out they need to resupply.

-Some bot squad members will follow your orders on some maps (Allied side on Luffite), but the commander's orders supersedes yours with bots. If you re-issue a command they will confirm or tell you to bugger off, but will then migrate towards the commander's target anyways. This is one I really hope there is a solution for, as long as processors don't take too big a hit.

Whether we will ever see bots responding to orders like "wait up, I need a ride!".... don't hold your breath.

-I think the bot commander supply and arty will probably make a return. It was definetly affected by the 1.5 patch.

-I believe the stair mapping will always be a problem for bots if they are too steep.

I like the idea of dropping a supply kit, rather than an automatic resupply crate. This would force players to exit a tank to access the kit or divert attention from the inf. engagement to distribute the ammo supply box.

I think this has been the same for deployables even from FH1 (deployable MGs included).

I think the only way to correct this is to limit deployable mortars to one, but you would hear lots of complaints about the need to be able to re-deploy ( because of improper placement or mortar positions being over run). Placement shouldn't really be an issue with FH2 though, as FH2 has *auto leveling of the base plate.

If MGs and the mortars use the same code though, things should stay as they are..... as you definetly need to be able to re-deploy the MGs.
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*I think the devs did an exceptional job with the stabilization of the mortar base plate, so that mortars are always level regardless of the ground it is placed on.

It will be especially nice when the devs can figure out a way for it to pull cars..... the idea of maps involving air attacks on armored trains, resistance attacks on troop trains, the giant rail cannon, Pacific theatre jungle maps, etc. (makes me excited just thinking about it  ).

(and we need a train whistle, that can be used like the horn on vehicles  )