I couldn't find a bug report thread about this, but I thought sure that someone had noticed this. I also thought that this had been fixed in a previous version...?

Anyway, the pickup-kit with the tripod-mounted M1919A4 shows a tripod but no gun on top of it when held.

I can't tell if this was on 'Point du Hoc - 32' or 'Point du Hoc - 64' (we had about twelve people per team with an admin there, so he might have made it 32), but there is an American dummy-flag on the beaches.

The PIAT is the most effective AT weapon in my opinion. It comes with lots of ammo and it's easy to use, mostly due to this: it has distance marked. If I see a tank some fifty metres away, I know which hole to aim through. The Panzerfaust is a little more cumbersome but still has that 30M assurance. The 'zooks and 'schrecks are where I have my doubts. Could someone tell me what distances the three notches on the bazooka imply? What about the panzerschreck? I conducted a brief google search (shame on me ) with no results.

I'm new to the forums, but not to Forgotten Hope. I've enjoyed it for nearly a year now and am pleased with your newest update. I've noticed some things that could go into the next update, though.

1) When it comes to airfields, they can get crowded with many engineers. I, unlike others, enjoy the security of the parachute that comes with the pilot's kit and love to pick it up before flying. Then inevitably, a Stuka or Grasshopper will leave early, leaving me in the dust with a smoke grenade and a pistol. As I wait in the sand, I see smoking planes nearly crash-land and am helpless to repair the poor guys. No, I am not proposing a wrench for the pilot. What I am saying is that you should find both pilot kits at the airfield and engineer kits nearby, allowing you to switch between the air-defense/plane-repair role and the pilot.

2) I, a believer in the pilot kit, am always disappointed when maps like Lebisey roll around and I find that there is no such kit by the plane. When I'm above hateful infantry and tanks, I can easily take much damage in just a recon plane. Although parachutes are not always necessary, I find them helpful in these situations.

3) Make it a little easier to get in planes. I'll frequently see a nice Stuka flying off with no machine-gunner, and most pilots drive off when I try to get in. Even when a plane is stationary, it can require some frantic jumping by the cockpit to get in.

4) Just today, I spent a whole round on Lebisey in-plane flying over enemy bases and confirming targets on the ground. By the end of this round, I had a mere two points--I got those from repairing the plane. I was hoping that some points could be allocated to those who fly spy-planes effectively. Maybe points would be given after time piloting the plane? Or flying it? Fractions of points (which add up) for targets spotted?

In short,
1) Have pilot kits and engineer kits available at airfields (not necessarily in the same area).
2) Have pilot kits available in all airfields somewhere (unless, historically, the army had no equipment).
3) Make it easier to initially get in planes.
4) Add a point-gaining system for spy-plane pilots

Thanks again for listening. Cheers to the team.