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just click and hold left or right mousebutton.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXQCo9fLYWI
your satire is... meh.
And your misinformation is pretty bad... any hand grenade with a fuse can be primed, which is every hand grenade in existence... you simple wait a little longer to throw it, if you're 'cooking it' [or letting the fuse run down]
the only reason its not currently in the game for allied forces to cook a grenade is:
Lazy developers
Since the german 'stick handle grenade' [Stielhandgranate] is 'primed' by removing the cap and pulling the fuse-string attached to the cap, this automatically starts the grenade's fuse, in one long-drawn out and overly time consuming process.
for some reason the devs seem to think the US MK1 grenade could be deployed faster [it sure can, but was thrown unprimed half the time, since allied forces grenades were slightly more complicated to use] ...the end result in the game is the devs have allied characters simply remove the pin and hold onto the grenade until you release mb1 or mb2 and throw the grenade, then a timer starts [both historically inaccurate, and lazy] In reality you needed to remove the pin, twist the top of the grenade, and let the spoon fly off. Its actually MORE complicated to use a MK1 grenade then a Stielhandgranate... but i guess the devs just hate the Axis.
The Games get blocked because of the Flag not the context.
Silent Hunter games are also aviable in Germany, they just swaped the symbol out for the iron cross of the Wehrmacht.
Thats what a lot of games do btw.
Wolfenstein had them removed and replaced with a different Symbol of the regime in the game.
However germany has become a lot more lax with this in recent years.
i didn't necro this ♥♥♥♥, just trying to set the record straight, but you do you, kiddo.
if you right click any grenade in this game it under hands the grenade so you can lob them on the other side of walls or bushes that you are standing against.