Profile of ThoseDeafMutes

The addition of seemingly endless, non-specific progression ranks with prestige was an attempt to incorporate mechanics that have been extremely popular in FPS since COD4. Somewhere around 2008 every other game in existence started including it.

They tied bulletins and meaningless faceplate etc unlocks to it so that it actually did something, but they didn't want to commit fully by making doctrines and other serious game-play impacting things require leveling. Then WFA came out and they rejigged the whole thing, ranks themselves were left in the dust.

1944 equipment? Unlikely.

If you sacrifice your firstborn son to Relic, they might throw us a bone with a KV-85/IS-1 or something.

Well CAS for OH is pretty historically accurate. The 1944 German armies were famous for having air superiority, which is why they get so many doctrines with airstrikes and a commander dedicated to spamming infinite numbers of airstrikes.

Fuel transfer moved to 4cp
Fuel transfer gives less muni (does it give 150? If so, reduce to 120).

Transfers shouldn't ever be so efficient imo.

Jackson needs to be reworked to be a counter to heavy armour instead of medium armor (which it is most effective at currently). Increase pen, decrease damage, increase ROF slightly, increase fuel cost. It should be a bit more expensive (but not much), have better perf vs heavies, worse perf vs mediums (compared to right now).

Pershing doctrine would help them be more viable in team-games compared to now, while minimally impacting balance in solo games.

If I was in charge of the factions, the USF would have 3" AT guns out of captain's tier, with the 57mm reserved for Airborne doctrine. It would be more comparable to a Pak, maybe slightly worse but within that range of performance. Vet 1 ability would be the AP shells as with 57, giving the USF a good way to pen heavies.

I would make the M10 wolverine longer ranged, as a sniper tank, maybe a bit of a buff to make it more useful (and slightly more expensive) then swap it with the M36 Jackson. Jackson would be a more expensive doctrinal Tank Destroyer in Armored Company (140-145 fuel). It would have Sherman tier hit points/armor, but with Jackson gun performance (tweaked as described above to be more heavy tank focussed). This change would be more ok, because the stock US would now have a seriously effective AT gun in the captain's tier. It would also make more sense having the M10 be stock, since it was in reality the far more common TD.