Re: Rpg 32
I think the main difference between them in means of tactical use is that the 32 is app much lighter when without its ammo(I am hanging on wikipedia data here don't kill me I am guessing). It is also lighter overall by a good 2kg. This probably means a RPG-32 armed infantry squad could carry 1 or 2 rounds more.
The 32 seems to have 72mm and 105mm projectiles available, explaining the variety in ranges...
As for the game- it is true that there is no real difference between the two Don, but as I am sure you noticed, us end users like to see every shiny toy portrayed in game...Sometimes forgetting limitations such as OOB space. On the other hand, working by this concept, we could probably only have one weapon called "Rifle" for all nations since adopting 5.56 NATO...The difference between M4 and M16 in battalion size encounters is negligible, but we still have both of them in OOBs...
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