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26/08/2017 at 3:05 am #3894
VinnySOB
ParticipantWhy has the M8 Scott not been included in any of the US doctrines? Speaking of that, I have discussed this with Meatshield and Mongalong, but never received a firm answer. Are you planning on adding the quad .50 to one of the US docs? It is in the game already, as is the Scott. One area where there are no differences between the US docs is the light vehicles. Are you intending on changing any of that around? You do get the M20 command car, instead of scout car, for armor doc, but I think that is it. Otherwise, all docs are the same for light vehicles. It would be cool if they differed a little. Perhaps you are saving the Scott for arty doc, but there is still the quad .50 that can be added, not sure of anything else. Maybe only give greyhound to infantry doc, or something like that, as long as it is a little different, it would be cool. Thoughts?
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26/08/2017 at 7:15 am #3895
mongalong247
ModeratorIt would be really great if they differed a little, this is something we have gotten better at as we developed each of these doctrines.
Certainly some things to think about here 🙂
We will discuss internally and hopefully the community can come up with some suggestions also.
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27/08/2017 at 1:04 am #3904
Olhausen
KeymasterAbout Scott: This unit will be for the US Artillery doctrine. That why is not appearing in any of the actual doctrines.
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