I'm sure he will, when he's ready. No need to pester the poor guy!
It's just as Mithadan has stated, I will of course release the units, I merely need to wait off the time that my exams are going for. I mean, if I didn't have the intention of releasing them, I would not preview them in the first place.
All I can offer for the time being is two more previews...
German Waffen-SS (1944)
This guy's loaded to the teeth with the most high tech equipment that the "Reich" had to offer. Considered the elite of the Wehrmacht, these guys lead the frontlines and boasted first kills on each battlefield that they laid foot on. As you can see, they experimented with some of the first camouflage designs (as did the paratroopers, which is viewable in my Fallschirmjäger preview), used the newest and most effective weaponry coming off of German production lines, and were notorious for their tenacity and on-going spirit no matter how dire the situation. At current, this unit is equipped with the StG44 but I'm obviously already using that for another unit at the moment. Therefore, one of two things will happen: Either I can somehow get a hold of an
MG42 used solely by the Fallschirmjäger troops, at which point I can use the MP40 currently equipped to that unit on the Waffen-SS soldier
OR
I can somehow get a hold of a
G43 semi-automatic rifle which I would then give to the German Infantry (1943) that at the moment is equipped with the StG44, meaning the StG44 can then be used by the Waffen-SS soldier (which is the current constellation in the preview above). Other than that, this unit is essentially done and would be used as a German late-war elite, quasi-special forces unit. Oh, and note that I couldn't post a rendered version of this unit...he is equipped with so much stuff, that my comp can't handle the rendering (no worries, he's not over-equipped; it's just my computer sucks arse
).
German Great Leader (Gen. Erwin Rommel)
The Desert Fox roams once more! Considered by many to be THE single-most greatest military tactician and strategist of all time, he was respected by all, both foe and friend. Famous for his chivalric and honorable manner, he was a man of war that knew both mercy and showed himself as charitable, even to his opponents. Greatly distancing himself from the deplorable anti-semitic virus that engulfed the globe at that time, Rommel disobeyed order after order that he fealt was unjust and inhuman, even when they came from Hitler personally. This surmounted with his assisstance in the attempted assassination of the tyrannt Hitler, after which he met his death through a shady instigated "suicide" (exact details are hard to find, though it is mostly believed he was forced at gun point to kill himself). Truly the type of soldier all look up to and even more dream of becoming like. This is my tribute to the legend that was.
This man truly personifies a GREAT leader! No one could better do the title justice. I still need to find better fitting goggles, the one's used at the moment look horrible in my opinion. Rommel's goggles were a trademark, so I definitely need better ones.
Not to sound militaristic or anything, but if Rommel had been leading Germany rather than that nutcase Hitler, Germany would have probably won the war (and consider that it would have been minus all those terrible war-crimes, meaning Germany's reputation would not be the slump that it still remains to this very day in the global community). But that fact of the matter is, he was far too kind and would probably never have wanted such a title...which is why it should have been exactly him, as he would not have been corrupted by power (my firm belief on the matter at least). Very similar to Maximus Decimus Meridius in Gladiator, who Marcus Aurelius wanted to empower because he was the only one who did not actually want the title (he was a simple man, who wanted only the good of Rome, which I figure would have been a very similar case with Rommel).
Alright, enough blabbering from me!
