Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
The AK-47 does +1 damage and has worse full auto accuracy. Not better, not worse. Both take 4 shots to kill a healthy, armored enemy (if we assume no headshots).
My only point in posting the AK-101 is that although I love the new spiffy guns, I am consistently amazed at how well the -101 performs in every situation. It's so efficient, powerful, predictable, and well-behaved.
The AK-47 takes 4 shots to down an ARMORED enemy if you hit them in the chest. It's 37/3.333 vs. 38/3.333, you'll see that the AK47 can BARELY kill somebody with 4 shots if they have armor, but it can do it.
The AK-47 takes 5 shots to down an ARMORED enemy if you hit them in the chest. It's 37/3.333 vs. 38/3.333, you'll see that the AK47 can BARELY kill somebody with 4 shots if they have armor, but it can do it.
I think you mean AK-101 in your first sentence, but you're right. I didn't add enough decimal places - when you do a true 1/3 damage reduction (.333...) it hamstrings the -101 by 1-2 damage points.
It should be noted that both the -47 and -101 require 3 hits to kill an unarmored target, so the -47's advantage is only played out against body armor.
I think you mean AK-101 in your first sentence, but you're right. I didn't add enough decimal places - when you do a true 1/3 damage reduction (.333...) it hamstrings the -101 by 1-2 damage points.
Yeah, that's what i meant, thanks for correcting me. Anyways yep, i'll um edit.
Those shells on the F2000 are coming out really close to the end of the barrel. Wouldnt it come out more near where the clip is???? or is this some new gun feature?
Those shells on the F2000 are coming out really close to the end of the barrel. Wouldnt it come out more near where the clip is???? or is this some new gun feature?
It's probably a wierd camera angle.
And, im sorry, but the F2000 looks chesier than... RoboCop... god it looks exactly liek some gun in a movie about 100 years in the future or something... retarded.... now the SCAR series, thats a baddass looking gun there. G36 is a pretty nice series as well.
that just doesn't make much sense to me... there isn't enough room... where is the clip? the ejection port HAS to be right above where the clip plugs in.
that just doesn't make much sense to me... there isn't enough room... where is the clip? the ejection port HAS to be right above where the clip plugs in.
This of course is correct, the ejection from the chamber has to be where the chamber is, and the chamber in turn has to be where the magazine feeds it. The guys at FN though added a "pipe" to the ejection port, which channels the brass so it gets ejected at the front of the weapon. The reason is simple: The FN2000 is the only ambidextrous Bullpup gun, with all others (for example L85A1) you'd get hit by hot brass straight in your face if you fired it from the side it's currently not configured for.
A bit of general info:) : An AIMPOINT scope has nothing to do with lasers beeming out of any kind. On the other hand - a sight involving lasers are called.... listen carefully... a Laser scope.
Also, AIMPOINT is a producer of so called 'red-dot' scopes.
A bit of general info:) : An AIMPOINT scope has nothing to do with lasers beeming out of any kind. On the other hand - a sight involving lasers are called.... listen carefully... a Laser scope.
Also, AIMPOINT is a producer of so called 'red-dot' scopes.
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Dude, we know that, u didn't have to say that. I'm just saying one of those "flashlights" on the G36K is most likely a LAM (laser aiming module). Anyways, yes, the F2000 is a ambidextrous bullpup and it spits emptied cartridges out near the end of the barrel for safety reasons.
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