I feel like one weak area of the mod is camouflage.  I feel like tanks and guns stike out like sore thumbs, now I know that part of that is just the engine itself.  But i feel like this could be helped if tanks and guns had 'brush' either applied to them or placed around them.

(yes i know the tank here is being hidden while not is use, but you get the idea.)

I'll probably get yelled at for suggesting the odvious but what the heck. With all the Russian armour the Finns will definitly need these.
http://www.jaegerplatoon.net/kasapanos4.jpg
http://www.jaegerplatoon.net/kasapanos5.jpg
http://www.jaegerplatoon.net/kasapanos1.jpg

So ive been reading about 762 having a new Mumble version, i have yet to try it, mainly because not many are using it and i dont play on 762 that often.  Communication is a big draw back in this game, since you can only talk to your squad and typing is slow.  I got to thinking though and i remembered that as a SL pushing V would let you talk to the commander.  Is there anyway that someone could recode this to be a way to just talk to anyone?  B would still talk to your squad, but V would allow you to talk to anyone within in listening range.  If this works it should work well as everyone who plays will already have this function without haveing to download a 3rd party source to communicate with commrades.  Any thoughts?

In WW2 arty was used throughout the war to blast away enemy enplacements.  It could have a huge effect on a battle, I feel that this effect is not present in FH2, due to the limited number of artillery pieces.  Now I don't think we should just add a bunch of new guns, because that will take away more players.  I suggest that we allow one person to control roughly 3 guns.  This will allow arty to lay down a more effective barrage to cover advancing troops.  This would be very helpful in African maps were one team is assaulting heavfully defended positions, on maps such as Mareth line and Tobruk.  It could also work on other maps from other fronts.  This was used in Battlegroup42 and Battlefield 1918 and I thought it was very effective.  Heres a vid --->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9naCUNcPOw

I have a question first. Why were most of the british anti-aircraft weapons replaced with italian ones?  I would rather see the vickers machine gun.  Something like this.

And then for Russia, I think this would be a nice addition.

Couldnt find one of just the gun.  But the truck would be nice too. 

I've been playing this mod for about 2 years now and i have to say i really enjoy it.  The devs have done a good job making this mod.  I've read through a lot of the suggestion threads and noticed most get turned down, not because it was a bad idea, but because of man power.  Its always because the devs are short handed or don't have the time.  So i was wondering, do the devs ever try to recruit new help?  I can't recall seeing anything anywhere dealing with like a sign up sheet or a test to see if you "qualify" or "meet their standards".  I would think the devs would want more good help.  I've seen a lot of good customs maps, but I know they don't meet the devs standards and are left out.  I don't know of a good way to recruit others than maybe youtube or just the forum itself.  I also don't know if the current devs don't want to go through the hassel of judging every wanna-be-modder who would submit stuff, but i guess if they don't try the team will always be small.  Any feed back?

Ive noticed that trucks and halftracks dont get alot of use on maps. Mainly because there slow and loud and make good tank bait.  Plus the trucks have no means of attack, other than being used to move to a point faster than running and attack by foot.  I was wondering if trucks and half tracks could be made to deploy pick up kits, like mgs, mortars, ammo, and maybe sniper kits? This would give a reason to drive them to forward positions so you don't have to run to the main base all the time to get a "special" kit.  I would limit it to one or two of each kind of kit so we dont have 64 mgs running around  This would be semi-real since trucks and halftracks were used to carry supplies in real life.  What do you think?