new AK idea for the next Soviet pack i just pulled up.
AKS-74U, an AK carbine but with fixed stock and unique suppressor. and use 5.45mm ammo
might be named AI-78U, i don’t know.
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I think there was some talk, before, about the AN-94…I mention it, only because you mention 5.45x39mm, which a proper implementation of the AN-94 would also utilize and introduce. They could always revamp the AI-76 itself, make it into a 5.45 as well—that would suit the name they gave it better, than leaving it in 7.62… Though, of course, the AN-94 wouldn’t really fit the timeline. Maybe pass it off as an extremely early prototype, or advance the timeline to go alongside the exo-suits and the machines themselves. A few years number fudging isn’t entirely inexcusable, all things considered. I love playing around with the AN-94 in a few other games, “STALKER” for one, and would love to see it/get my hands on it again…
I do love the unique look of some of the Russian suppressors, in any case. I think it’d be cool to see them more often. Use them for the AI-76, Kotenok, maybe the Skorpion, be a bit like the MAC-10’s unique fat can. Unique flavor, set them apart from the Swedish and other arms. As an aside, the shotgun suppressor is hilariously undersized and could use a better, more proper-looking replacement as well. Soviet Kobra RDS would be not bad to see, as well, or maybe something earlier might fit better—I can’t seem to find a date for the Kobra models, or the PK-AS…
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AS-94 was made in, as the designation implies, 1994. so that gun is out of timeframe.
as for the unique suppressor, that’s PBS-4, a Soviet suppressor made for 5.45mm firearms like the new AK-74. other one tht came first was PBS-1, meant for AK-47 series of 7.62mm rifles. (which, honestly, would be more fitting on AI-76. lmao)