I noticed in the trailer some period innacurate things like the modern flamethrower, the hand to hand weapons, and the outfits some characters were wearing. I think it'll ruin the purpose of a WW1 game if it's full of innacurate or modern features. Am I overreacting, or do you guys feel that it should have period accuracy?
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And the 37 flak/auto cannon was not issued before 1936 in the German army and 1942 for the us army.
It would make sense to make such customization options available at all the maps, thus limiting historical authenticity.
I know that the flamethrower was used in those wars, but I was saying that the flamethrower shown in the trailer looked modernized
I meant that I want the weapons to remain period correct and not go off on a futuristic tangent
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> It would make sense to make such customization options available at all the maps, thus limiting historical authenticity.
Think of the possibilities in this Campaign..
I would like to see faction specific/restricted weapons though this time around.
> I would'n be surprised if is it turnes out to be WW1 with a Steampunk twist. It would fit with the period and give them unlimited options when it comes to weapons and gadgets.
I noticed one of the characters in the trailer had a cape. I think a Steampunk twist is actually quite plausible. This would not be period correct but would be super cool, and as you mentioned, open up a ton of options.
> I would'n be surprised if is it turnes out to be WW1 with a Steampunk twist. It would fit with the period and give them unlimited options when it comes to weapons and gadgets.
I noticed one of the characters in the trailer had a cape. I think a Steampunk twist is actually quite plausible. This would not be period correct but would be super cool, and as you mentioned, open up a ton of options.
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I noticed a few odd things as well. I know that steampunk is probably 30-40 years earlier but it doesn't matter I could work with a WWI theme.