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  • AvalancheDiode
    Need more squeezing
    • Jan 2007
    • 988

    #1

    Medic LMGs

    I just learned that LMGs in BC2 are more like LMG and Ganz in BF2142 instead of BF2, that is, the more you shoot, the more accurate it becomes. Damn I should have known that, otherwise I could have avoid some death.:cry:
  • Vreki
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 4226

    #2
    Re: Medic LMGs

    Originally posted by AvalancheDiode
    I just learned that LMGs in BC2 are more like LMG and Ganz in BF2142 instead of BF2, that is, the more you shoot, the more accurate it becomes. Damn I should have known that, otherwise I could have avoid some death.:cry:
    Are you aboslutely certain of that? I did some test in the Beta after hearing this, and sustained fires seem just as bad on the LMG as on the rest of the weapons.
    In BF2142 you could see the crosshair contract as you fired, in BC2(Beta) it would go really wide and the shots were all over the place.

    But I will have to test it again.

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    • Infernalis
      Yatta
      • Jul 2007
      • 1579

      #3
      Re: Medic LMGs

      Hum, I'm not certain of that. So far I only used the PKM and M249 and headshotted ennemies from afar with the first bullets.

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      • IcemanNorth
        Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 62

        #4
        Re: Medic LMGs

        From the information this guy compiled.





        LMGs do NOT have a negative recoil value.

        LMGs are the least spread increasing weapons though when zoomed in.

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        • AvalancheDiode
          Need more squeezing
          • Jan 2007
          • 988

          #5
          Re: Medic LMGs

          Thanks for varifying that.

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          • Corvic
            Member
            • Jul 2007
            • 229

            #6
            Re: Medic LMGs

            Originally posted by IcemanNorth
            From the information this guy compiled.






            LMGs do NOT have a negative recoil value.

            LMGs are the least spread increasing weapons though when zoomed in.
            this chart made me thing of something...

            Do you get increased accuracy while taking a knee? I have a habit of always couching before opening fire, if there isn't an advantage to doing so in BC2, guess I need to get rid of the habit x_X.

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            • Tampa
              Member
              • Feb 2010
              • 504

              #7
              Re: Medic LMGs

              I strictly play with the PKM and have found small bursts to work the best for me. I can pretty much double tap people from a distance with it this way. Combined with the upgraded ammo in my kit, it works better than just holding down the trigger.

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              • Jonathan_Archer_nx01
                Member
                • Dec 2009
                • 124

                #8
                Re: Medic LMGs

                Originally posted by AvalancheDiode
                I just learned that LMGs in BC2 are more like LMG and Ganz in BF2142 instead of BF2, that is, the more you shoot, the more accurate it becomes. Damn I should have known that, otherwise I could have avoid some death.:cry:
                Have you learned that from this video? Do you play on PC or consoles? Because on PC, it certainly isn't the case.

                Machine guns are like assault rifles with half the spread and huge ammo cap. I just don't get how overpowered medics are.

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                • Lordsethonan
                  Member
                  • Jan 2010
                  • 834

                  #9
                  Re: Medic LMGs

                  Medics are great at supressing, one on one they are not so hot at close range, when the other guy can put 5 bullets in you in half the time with great better accuracy; long range your bullet spam will force them to get away; tough you have the advantage in close range when you sneak up on people, but in that case all classes are equal.

                  Mind you, if a Medic is sniping you it means he had the time to kneel down, aim well and squeeze three quick shots; at more than 100 meters, this means the saw you, decided you were a viable target, and accounted for bullet drop and travel time; you were dead before the bullets got there really.

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