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stop an enemy and a light or medium machine gun to suppress enemy fire, with a good position you can accurately straf the enemy from a distance and use your equipment to destroy vehicles

is best at close or mid-range combat. Choose this class if you want to lead an attack, or clear the nooks and crannies of an area from standing and stubbornly resisting foes

depot and can also tow a light machine gun or the largest gun in the Battlefield series, a medium machine gun

but also equipment and sights that can gather intelligence for teammates

class will use their powerful long-range weapons and tools to put pressure on the enemy

which can descend on the battlefield like shadows from everywhere

with primary and secondary weapons, functional equipment 1, 2, and blasting and close combat weapons in turn

equipment used in the historical World War II, which are roughly divided into melee weapons, pistols, rifles, submachine guns, shotguns, light machine guns, heavy weapons, and grenades

including daggers, long knives, and clubs. It is a melee attack in the game, and its damage is much lower than that of firearms

revolvers, Mausers, etc., they are all weapons that once appeared in World War I. They have a low range, and the damage is not as high as other firearms, but they have good stability

the most commonly used weapon on the battlefield, has high damage, ammo volume and stability

out small-area attacks, suitable for attacking vehicles

the weapon with the most ammo in the game is generally used to sweep enemies and attack large vehicles because of its low hit rate.

flamethrowers, rocket launchers, etc., weapons that can output in a wide range are only used to attack strongholds and strike vehicles

can burst damage in a small to medium range

aircraft are divided into bombers, reconnaissance aircraft, etc

many vehicles in the game refer to the prototypes of this period. Vehicles are divided into tanks and aircraft

maintenance difficulty were the main drawbacks

to match the encounters of Soviet tanks in the early days of the Eastern Front. They are complex and difficult to produce, so only over 1,300 have been built and put into service, which limits their practical training