yes

I dont have a lot of time to do a lot of editing unfortunately. i mainly stream on twitch, run a Squad Server, and have a full time job :-D

@@runningduck8315 Okay same here, always have time man.

maybe in a later stage of the game there will be like 3 Howitzers

In the released version you can place up to 4 Guns as Arty Section. Want definetly to play a round like that

I think placing the arty somewhere where it actively kills folk is a good way to go :-P

not for 35 dollars, wait for sale i think

@@JBello-ss2bg already bought it, it is a blast but yeah there is definitely room for improvement

@@Tigerbear62 should add tanks that can be used that would be awesome

This game is shit

its imported form twich, using slobs to stream.

Thanks for the flowers :-)

Is that Rammstein?

ja würde ich auch gern wissen habs bei steam vorbestelt

steam vorbestelln 27 euro

well, its still in development we'll see

Probably. Sad too, ignorance and fear triumph over logic and reason once again, there's no reason to remove swastika's from a game other than Germany hiding from their own past, they should confront it rather than let it hang over them like this.

CaptainBadger if I hear such uninformed bullshit... People in Germany learn probably more about the Holocaust and the 3rd Reich than any other country in the world. It is forbidden, because We want to show respect for the victims of the nazis, to show that racism etc. and all the other shit the Swastika stands for has no place in the german society anymore. That said though, movies and paintings are allowed to use the Swastika, because they are considered as art, video games, at least until now, are not recognized as that. You could put the naziflag inside your house and everything would be fine. You are simply not allowed to show it in public

Well hey, there you go, someone just provided me with the first opposing point of view on this particular subject I've seen in a long while. Here's the problem. When I was vacationing in Britain for Tankfest a couple years back, I encountered a substantial number of German nationals (I want to say a baker's dozen or so, but that's a generalization) who were also seeing the sights and quite nice to talk to in my chance encounters with them. However, when I brought up the subject of Nazi imagery (or, more specifically, the Swastika since it's mirrored brother is considered a sign of auspiciousness and good luck in many Indian religions) as an academic question from someone wishing to know more about their modern culture; their answer was practically unanimous in that it's prohibited in just about every way in Germany, especially in movies and video games, though paintings were something of a gray area with them as they personally did not know. A fine older gentleman said that it was also frowned upon with regards to paintings though. Now, don't take this the wrong way, but I'm going to take the word of German people I've spoken with in person over the claims of a single person on the internet. Sorry, but when it comes to stuff like this, I've learned to take words on the Internet with a grain of salt.

CaptainBadger well first of all thanks for a normal response:) you can easely confirm my point, if you just watch a german ww2 movie (even here on RU-vid are a few scenes of them) : Das Boot, Generation War etc. You will see the historically correct uniforms flags etc, without any censoring whatsoever

CaptainBadger www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stgb/__86a.html and here you have the official german law... If you want, I can translate it for you one by one, but it clearly states that you can do whatever you want with those Symbols privatly but you are not allowed to show them in public. It is not against the law, if the intention of the artist is to educate people about the time period