I've never heard of suppressed pistols being used on the front lines in WW2.
There may be "many advantages" to having a SD pistol in RO. That doesn't mean it's right historically.
This.
Slightly related, but suppressors are not purely used at night. They are used just as often during the day as during the night currently in various American SF units. This is mainly to avoid zero/POI shifts when removing the suppressors.
Suppressors in day and in normal operations are useful still. Less noise = better no matter what time of day it is. You don't have to be tasked with some "low profile/stealth" mission to notice the benefits of a suppressor. If you want to nitpick, there are disadvnatages to using suppressors as well. Weight, length (weapon collision RO2 makes this an issue), and increased fouling are disadvantages.
That being said, I doubt front line Soviet infantry was issued with suppressed Nagants during the war. I realize that SF units might have used them back then, but if I am not mistaken we don't play as such in RO2. This is why I think the suppressed Nagant takes it a bit too far. While the MKB42, AVT ect. where rare and might not have even been used at least it seems plausible. They where designed to be front line infantry weapons. A suppressed Nagant surely wasn't. I realize it will be in the game regardless though.
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