Common Gun Mistakes in Video Games Part 4

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[@munanchoinc]

Note: Some reproduction STG 44s have it's safety in reverse. Up is off and down is on. (It's really confusing) The SVD Dragunov's bolt lock back can depend on the magazine or model. The Norinco models especially.

[@thekailwolfsinshow8374]

So you're saying that the stg44 in most games are based off the reproduction models? So wouldn't it be the fault of the reproduction models for the safety being wrong

[@LoquendoversoIT]

@@thekailwolfsinshow8374 most game developers, especially in the 2010s modeled their weapons from images without ever getting to touch or interact with them, so it's a common mistake to have guns modeled with the selector constantly in safe mode, not just the STG 44

[@TheOnlyHobo77]

@@LoquendoversoIT Like the SVD in older CoD games.

[@-claymore-.]

The people who made the models probably used images of the gun on safe or images of reproductions as reference. The point about the M240B, Insurgency Sandstorm gets it right and doesn’t block the ejection port

[@-claymore-.]

Nvm just seen the clip of Insurgency in the video 😂

[@HQ_Default]

I find it hilarious that the AK's grenade launcher attachment is often incorrectly portrayed as having cased ammunition, because not only is that a mistake, it's a mistake that _gives the developers more animation work to do_

[@TheSultan1470]

BUT, it balances it with it's NATO counterparts

[@mareksoucek4514]

I just love, how they even implemented the threading for the propellant charge on the RPG, but not the charge itself.

[@lukejohnson29]

They probably had a rpg without propellant charge to model from.

[@AbsolutelyRadSHOC]

It's possible that they had an RPG warhead but no propellant charge (iirc there's some ATF issues) so they just modelled it with the screwing. Anyway the propellant charge would be too long to animate properly such that it's seen without any clipping or visibility issues when reloading in a game.

[@Skrenja]

@@AbsolutelyRadSHOC What? They could totally animate it, it would just have to be a different animation. I also wish they had an animation of taking the safety cap off.

[@AbsolutelyRadSHOC]

@@Skrenja They can animate it (if they acquire a charge in the first place), it wouldn't look good on a computer screen. It's similar to how games exaggerate vertical recoil of guns.

[@MTG9745]

You mean threading? 😭

[@aveteranplayer6403]

One common mistake I can think off is some open world games doesn't have the pistol slide barrel going backwards and somehow the gun functions.

[@munanchoinc]

Third person games from the early to mid 2000s suffer from this the most

[@aveteranplayer6403]

@@munanchoinc Mafia 2 and Watch dogs 1 are the most recent ones I can think off. You should definetly do something about 3rd person shooters.

[@matchesburn]

Also depends on the handgun, with some designs even this day still having fixed barrels. It's also sometimes a limitation with the engine or modeling and since it's difficult to spot I can see it being omitted. Games from years back, especially, would've struggled to do this with many engines.

[@TheTimoprimo]

@@aveteranplayer6403 Mafia 2 could've been something marvelous if it weren't rushed (as evidenced by beta footage).

[@AleK0451]

@@TheTimoprimo i loved it but it really did lack really anything outside of the missions, mafia 1 was a far superior game

[@Bluboy511]

RPG doesn't actually stand for "Rocket Propelled Grenade." It actually stands for "Ruchnoi Protivotankovye Granatamyot" which translates to "hand-held anti-tank grenade launcher"

[@landlockedcroat1554]

ok

[@DeuteriumtheSentientMattress]

I guess you could call it a backronym?

[@Bot-lv2pr]

Puts in 11 round belt in the M60 *Proceeds to shoot 50 rounds*

[@munanchoinc]

I had a custom increased viewmodel . It wasn't intended by the devs.

[@yuvalgabay1023]

You never heard about wormholes belts

[@CturiX.IREALLY]

wait until he discovers that most games depict the same magazine as empty and full

[@_playa_]

@@yuvalgabay1023bro.

[@Death_Trooper-177]

Bluetooth mg belt

[@r.w.860]

Another thing that really rustles my jimmies is how underpowered the 240 is in games. I've only ever seen it covered well in Insurgency Sandstorm and maybe Squad. Most games act like it fires 5.56 and the recoil is somewhat easy to handle and it's not that powerful, but in reality, my experience with it is basically "it's an automatic long range sniper rifle that weighs 30 lbs and WILL rock your shit if you're on the receiving end."

[@teetree6661]

That's more of a balancing decision than a mistake tbf

[@matchesburn]

@@teetree6661 You can balance a beltfed 7.62x51 machine gun in a game. While it's a 30 pound death machine... it's also a 30 pound death machine. Attempting to do anything other than stay in one spot should be a difficult exercise and attempting to do some the parkour shit you can do in some games with it should just make you fall on your ass if you attempt it. If you should even *_allowed_* to attempt it. I mean, Battlefield 3/4 on Hardcore mode was actually pretty decent with it (...beside the lack of bullet penetration and even thin sheet of wood or metal stopping all bullets). If you got hit by it, you were going down. And yet still most people opted to play as other classes for carbines/assault rifles (or sniper rifles).

[@barboza8481]

Upward straight to the right, feels about right in sandstorm

[@r.w.860]

@@barboza8481 with my past experience using a 240, if you use the Bipod as a sort of jury rigged horizontal grip (think of a sten gun), you can sustain fire pretty easily while standing up. Just prepare yourself for the recoil lmao.

[@barboza8481]

@r.w.860 run a 249 now but I could probably get away with slapping my foregrip on the left rail on my next livefire lol

[@a.hauptmann8798]

Guns with progressive/dual triggers (AUG, P90, MG34) having a "fire selector" animation also worth talking about.

[@toukomadobe]

P90 has its own selector

[@l.q.a.6279]

I heard that some models of the AUG has a full auto restrictor of a sort that doesn't allow the trigger to be squeezed fully. I have no idea if that's real though, just heard from a friend of a friend of a friend.

[@toukomadobe]

@@l.q.a.6279 I think that variant was on a civilian market

[@l.q.a.6279]

@@toukomadobe Not a civilian model, like an actual restrictor that soldiers can turn on and off so they don't waste their bullets willy nilly. A rather dumb way to mutate a good gun that already has a fire selector, but that's all I heard. If it's a civilian model, of course it's semi-auto.

[@toukomadobe]

@@l.q.a.6279 My guess is a Australian AUG. The EF88

[@xplomacro8801]

In the m60, Ian said that the bolt being forward is what can damage the gun, and in some of the clips that you showed, it was a partial reload, so the bolt is already back and you wouldn't need to use the charging handle (remember that the m60 is open bolt) Edit: I don't really know but thats what I understood

[@Gigaherzkebab]

You are correct, the bolt would already be in the back in those instances. Only when ran till dry would the bolt be forward.

[@brainsosmooth]

You are correct, I had thought the same thing and came to look if anyone had commented it

[@Sicario48monster]

A common mistake is that the trigger of a Double Action & Single Action gun is always in the Double Action Position, for example the Beretta M9 from MW Remastered

[@P0150Ngmod]

yeah, and it would have made more sense if it was in the single action position

[@mixmaster2909]

7:27 BF4 has the hyperburst in the game it has 3 fire modes semi, burst, and full auto, it even has the magazine canted slightly to the right as on the real AN-94

[@cleeiii357]

Yes, but BF4 doesn't depict the Hyperburst function when in Full auto mode where the first 2 shots are faster in rate of fire than the rest of the shots when you hold down the trigger in full auto. Hyberburst in that game is only shown in the 2 shot burst mode.

[@Armorpiercer]

in auto fire mode, first shot should be hyperburst then constant 600rpm because it's how the gun system works I can't remember that BF4 did that or not, I think they don't

[@Bazztoner]

@@Armorpiercer they don't but it's for gameplay purposes. It would be too OP

[@jared.p240]

@@Bazztoner How would it be OP? MW2019 has the AN-94's sputter but there is no gameplay difference at all

[@Armorpiercer]

@@Bazztoner why would it be? it's only for the first(and second actually) shot, there's not much OPness to look for

[@shawdcummings2160]

alot of these mistakes can be due to most devs not getting close to these firearms or asking a professional for help when modelling this

[@videojenico]

For the An-94, I believe Black Ops 2 had the burst on the first 2 rounds

[@user-td7ms9qc3m]

And mw2019

[@yurei3714]

And bf4

[@scottjs5207]

@@user-td7ms9qc3m Yeah, but MW19 was bugged to a 3 round hyper burst for whichever reason. Gun was too inconsistent with its poor damage profile and recoil anyway.

[@nguyenphuoc4834]

Actually that super fast 2 round burst is triggered when and only when the user change it's fire selector to burst mode, each squeeze will shoot 2 round. Definitely no firearm can shoot first 2 round very fast and become normal for the third round and so on

[@michel4rthur]

They never seem to get Jonathan Ferguson's emotional support STG 44 right

[@RockorSomething83]

_Has Black Angels as background music_ Ah, a man of culture, I see.

[@ramenknives6969]

What's the song?

[@unit2a766]

@@ramenknives6969 check description

[@LaRavachole]

*Gentlemen... welcome to Dubai.*

[@nathan9314]

@@LaRavachole Spec Ops the Line is so freaking good.

[@Elizabitchk17]

Absolute legend of a song

[@arsmariastarlight3567]

-On almost every FPS game, it's almost guaranteed that the RPG-7 is potrayed with HEAT rocket ( PG-7VL, bulging conical warhead) instead of FRAG rocket (OG-7V, pencil-shaped warhead) and both warhead is equally effective against vehicles or infantry (they don't, the former focused the blast into one point to penetrate armor while the latter explodes in a shower of sharpnel to cover wide area around it) -On game with 'grenade cooking' mechanic, it's common to have the grenade explode on your hand if you cook it for too long, even if the lever hasn't been released (the fuse won't arm if the lever is still attached) -M202 FLASH firing regular rockets instead of incendiary (The 'FLASH' name alone is short for Flame Assault Shoulder)

[@Battlemagesoldier]

HEAT rounds still have an explosive radius and frag rockets for an rpg would just make it look lame

[@Tacdelio]

@@Battlemagesoldier bull shit, squad has frag rockets and those things wipe out whole platoons, they're cool as fuck. they also dont work too well against armored targets unless you go for the wheels (i think)

[@Schimml0rd]

Cooking IS the action of releasing the lever ( but not throwing the nade) tho XD

[@StretchyBog6]

It always amazes me how wrong games get rocket launchers. They depict it kinda lazily flying out when really it moves out with authority

[@kylekomicbro1836]

I prefer to aggressively slam the revolver shut, not flick it shut.

[@IncendiaryOCE]

Will Smith'd my revolver

[@ronaldjensen9919]

Do you want to blow yourself up?

[@-10socialcredit]

For the anti tank part, yes heavily armored tanks would be almost impossible for an anti material rifle to pierce, but anti material rifles were used early ww2 against tanks of that time that would be able to be pierced by these rifles. PzII armor could be penetrated by the anti material rifle. But yes in bfv they are really mistaken.

[@scottjs5207]

It's not like one couldn't still take out the treads though...

[@ryszakowy]

@@scottjs5207 that was the game vision ports, threads, anything that wasn't armored or armored enough

[@ORLY911]

And there's some 20mm rifles today that can do the job on some armor right?

[@doctortwilight]

One common mistake is where the player character is reloading a pump action shotgun they tend to pump the shotgun after reloading no matter if there's a round chambered. TF2 has this kind of thing, I believe CoD BOCW or Vanguard have that and in Fallout 76 the character pump the shotgun back before reloading no matter if the shotgun still has a chambered round or not.

[@daedalus6433]

Interestingly MWII has it only use the pump after reloading if you started reloading before the regular pump animation after firing a shell plays.

[@Tatsitimdead]

While it doesn't make sense in a realism way, most of the time it's just because adding those details aren't worth the time for the developers, especially if they aren't focused on realism in the first place. TF2 as a prime example is not focused on realism at all so why put in the time/money to add the code that says the gun wasn't empty so don't do the pump part of the animation (or even add a new animation where there isn't a pump). Seems like something relatively small and easy to do, but a vast majority of the player base won't notice or care on TF2, so why should the developers?... Now there definitely are games out there where it would be more noticed and cared about by the player base, such as CoD games or milsim games. Also not saying these small details won't go unappreciated either, sometimes these kinds of details can make people appreciate the work put into the game even more.

[@wardenamoguis6187]

0:44 RPG-7 also has recoil when there shouldn't be

[@ryszakowy]

i "love" it when guns that shouldn't have recoil or recoil should be very controllable - you're a trained soldier after all. have the gun fly to the moona fter first 3 shots.

[@candyvampire3393]

@@ryszakowy Especially KRISS Vector in most games...

[@unit2a766]

From the first seconds in vid I was: "OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BLACK ANGELS"

[@zrty6512]

I mean the battlefield 2042 anti material rifle seams kinda reasonable because of modern rounds ( small apfds) and the lack of steel armor on mbts (not nera and composite) a possible example would be the BMP2M 30mm apfds can go through 102 mms of steel at 10 meters so a possible 20mm apfds even penetrating 50mm of steel would be enough to go through the rear and hull sides of modern mbts

[@The1971Cuda1]

I see that someone has been playing “spec ops the line”!

[@RoqueTHEGAMER]

1:36 finally someone who gets it, this is also a problem to some MG42 based machine guns, the 240 and MG3 can also have that problem, some versions won't be damaged and will have a slot area to avoid damage, but the gun will be effectively jammed until the operator opens the top cover and pull the bolt.

[@gabespiro8902]

My guess with the STG is that the devs probably were working off images, not a physical one

[@TsarAzar]

Another common mistake is some World War 2 guns that use an open bolt firing mechanism tend to fire from a closed bolt. (Example: The Chicago typewriter in re4 is a Thompson, but the animations show it firing from a closed bolt.) This tends to be a common mistake with the M3 grease gun, Thomson sub, MP40, PPsH, and the Sten/Sterling.

[@sirsoftspoken]

Numerous VR games, on the other hand, do their homework. A few of them that feature SMGs from the Second World War properly portray them as open bolt.

[@AmalekIsComing]

meanwhile in call of duty 2 the STG-44 fires from an open bolt

[@AtrociousAK47]

probably from alot of devs using civilianized reproductions as the basis for their models, since in the US atleast you cant have open bolt, as it is considered to be too easy to convert into full auto aka machinegun, and once something is considered a machine gun, it is always a machinegun, there is no "just convert it to semi" like in some european countries, it must either be left alone (if it was already registered prior to 1986) or legally destroyed and rebuilt as a dedicated semi-auto only, closed bolt (if it was open bolt) gun. either that or they based everything off various toys and airsoft guns, since those are cheaper and easier to acquire than even a reproduction of a real historic gun.

[@mumpetwombat822]

A lot of games have an audible click when you change fire modes with an AUG, because it has a progressive trigger the shooter only needs to squeeze the trigger partially for semi or all the way for full auto

[@felinusfeline5559]

I want to assume that these kinds of things are more for the benefit of the player so in a chaotic fight they have that visual clue in case they're senses are a bit overwhelmed.

[@mumpetwombat822]

@@felinusfeline5559 true, but even a lot of realistic shooter have this issue

[@Schimml0rd]

@@mumpetwombat822 well how are you gonna model a 2stage trigger with a mouse? ^^

[@mumpetwombat822]

@@Schimml0rd maybe one day we’ll have pressure sensitive mouses, apart from that changing fire modes would be more of a conscious decision by your player avatar when you press the keybind

[@callsigncoyote7931]

*clicks on video* *Bad Vibrations starts playing* “Ok, this is gonna be good”

[@JSterling812]

I DIG the music. Keep this up, dude!

[@Ginkami]

It's kinda infuriating seeing the barrel moving on the an94 AND the canted sight and mag, but no hyperburst

[@stevie1da_]

I think the anti material "error" is more of a "gameplay first, reality second" thing and is passable

[@wang_.]

For those who dont know on the m60 it had a similar system to the mg42 so when you needed to reload you had to pull the bolt back first before you could fire

[@isaac4048]

I just predicted that.... When you started to show RPG Propellant Charge mistake, i was thinking about Ian's video adout RPG and Demo shot, and about that would be great if you show it right now to demonstrate the right one. Great work, liked, subsribed.

[@seanherrmann6301]

Another excellent video! Keep up the good work.

[@ggggbfgspyevan3849]

Hey man you should do "everything wrong with the hunter:call of the wild" guns lol. I wanna see if a hunting game can do better than vanguard💀

[@saltyioniserofwater9320]

The an-94's real version as a fire mode which bursts 2 rounds at 1800 rpm but it doesn't do this in full auto which would have a fire rate of 600 rpm because the mechanism to allow 1800 rpm two burst locks the firing pin back until the recoil cycle is over and then releases it for another 2 round burst when the trigger is released, so the an-94 is portrayed correctly

[@santinodanielrivero4588]

and the fliking's revolver clynder isn't recomend

[@MYNAMEISFROWNER]

True, but it's not something that's out of the realm of possibility like safeties being on whilst firing or successfully reloading a weapon without any rounds in the fresh mag.

[@cleeiii357]

As Hyper showed in one of his reloading animation videos. It energizes the revolver in some sort of energy that results in it exploding.

[@Frille512]

It'll hold

[@matchesburn]

3:20 ...Uh, there's belt pouches/boxes that are for use/mounting under the M240. Look up the Balanced Ammunition Delivery System (B.A.D.S) - it's shaped so that ejected brass and any links will either slide off or fall free. Yes, they don't look like the boxes used here, but also yes you can mount boxes/pouches that way.

[@Tatsitimdead]

I was gonna bring something like this up too, but if you look at the video he puts in parenthesis "How it should be portrayed" on the last clip (from Insurgency Sandstorm where the box/pouch are mounted to the side of the gun instead of under)... Also the point was to show that a lot of games just attach the box to the bottom in a way that would block the ejection port, not that there wasn't a way to mount a box/pouch to the gun just because it ejected casings out of the bottom.

[@ScrapKnight2005]

6:48 Depends on the make and model, because some revolvers allow the cylinder to be opened when cocked. (For example, the colt M1907 Revolver that is being held).

[@ScrapKnight2005]

@@TeenTitansIsGarbage My mistake, SVD's do have a bolt hold open

[@michabartnik4481]

tx bro, das hillarious af. brightening my day as always. Gracias mi gato favorito.

[@JADEK111]

Some mistakes are forgivable because of development constraints or just overshoots, while others are just atrocities to watch, especially for gun nerds or any other gun expert.

[@hamishneilson7140]

For the M60 clips there, I’m not sure which games you were using, but I know some modern shooters actually pay attention to things like the difference between reloading an emptied MG and a partial reload. If it’s only partially spent the bolt will already be cocked on the M60 I’m pretty sure. Speaking from an FN MAG perspective, since that’s what I know

[@PsionicCavalier]

5:43 I think the only game I can name off the top of my head that got this detail correct where you have to push the release button is World at War

[@lightmetro7508]

Insurgency does as well

[@PsionicCavalier]

@@lightmetro7508 That's pretty cool.

[@mrghostface2955]

LOVE THE BLACK ANGELS, GREAT MUSIC DUDE!

[@vampireguy24]

5:19 most active BF2042 Server

[@uncleizya8760]

You've got my like for The Black Angels. Good band to choose 👍

[@Blarg]

I just need to tell you, besides the great video you picked really nice music!

[@TheArcticFoxxo]

Later M60s had a bolt that had a spring in the little cap that would allow it to push down as the cover was dropped, allowing it to pop back into that little rail thing

[@lightmetro7508]

Hence why he said ORIGINAL M60s

[@TheArcticFoxxo]

@@lightmetro7508 fun fact, not every M60 in a game is the ORIGINAL M60

[@lightmetro7508]

@@TheArcticFoxxo fun fact a lot of games still do have the original m60

[@TheArcticFoxxo]

@@lightmetro7508 fun fact, a lot of games still have modernised variants

[@lightmetro7508]

@@TheArcticFoxxo hence why he's only talking about the original ones

[@fritzflitz]

i would be kinda interested to see "everything wrong about hunt showdowns guns" except the mosin avtomat, thats just a bolt action mosin converted into an a prototype lmg which wouldnt really work that well but hey the gun is still fun to play and based on another real rifle xD

[@jacobgalfi1420]

In BF2042 the M60 has the ammo belt loaded upside down.

[@Tatsitimdead]

Is that BF2042? I never knew it had the M60. Funny that they got it right side up on the M240 (Though the links on the first 2 rounds are janky af) but not the M60...

[@v12ts.gaming]

1:36 So far, Phantom Forces is the only game i know that perfectly depicts the M60 reload by pulling the charging handle back first.

[@maybeiamepic2263]

Boblox

[@Ahh828]

Roblox player sighed

[@user-dj8vx9sj9w]

Fact about m60 pretty funny, I was surprised when in mod for fallout 4 that includes this machinegun character firstly pulls back handle and secondly opens it for recharging, but even not every AAA shooter have this specialty.

[@929Finn]

Good music choice Black Angles are so good

[@Tsuki-chwan]

-Actually, the STG-44's safety is on only when the safety lever is in DOWN position.- Edit: They are correct.

[@munanchoinc]

Strange, i also relied on some footage that showed that down is off. For the sake of comparison. Look at this kzbin.info/www/bejne/aneacoemftmJfNE

[@Tsuki-chwan]

@@munanchoinc I guess I've mistaken it with the reproduction models 🤔 Edit: Yup, indeed I was xD. New things everyday

[@ianray8823]

One common mistake is not praying to Gun Jesus for guidance

[@Equinox4O7]

Nice choice of music. The Black Angels are underated.

[@Marcelitus230]

The M16A1 being portrayed as burst rifle (I'm looking at you, COD Advanced Warfare...)

[@candyvampire3393]

Many games seem to do that. Bit of a bother.

[@P-Nokota]

Again it’s nice when our devs make things accurate and hit the mark. But when they don’t just remember videos game where invented for fun

[@wulfleyn6498]

I mean, many of the anti tank guns used in games are in ww2 games and used against targets they worked against irl, the only ones I have a problem with is when they work against Matildas, tigers, is2s and so on where the side armour was always too heavy. But ye, having them in a modern/scifi game is stupid.

[@borous.]

6:17 Are we not gonna talk about how the safety for the dragunov is up

[@Wee-Ah-Boo]

6:09 Plus on to that the SVD is also on safe but some how still firing (notice the lever on the right side of the gun up it should be down, basically same safety as an AK

[@nicholash.7656]

Ian is a great resource for calling out video games ;)

[@YeeMacghyee]

My only gripe with the antitank/antimateriel rifle bit is while cold war era and beyond AFVs are essentially immune beyond tracks being damaged by repeated strikes, WWII era Tanks and most all armored cars are still susceptible to being effectively damaged by targeting weakpoints. Exceptions exist of course, such as the king tiger and similarly well armored tanks, but things like Pz IVs, Shermans, and hell even the Panther's lower hull sides; were vulnerable to AT rifles. But the more realistic games that have AT rifles do model this more or less properly so ig i'm just arguing into the wind for no real reason.

[@panzerparty6510]

I mean, basically all nations had AT rifles during 20's and 30's, they were used to good effect on tanks in the very early WW2 days and famously the soviets used them trough all of the war, both as anti-materiel and anti-tank weapons. They were good enough for AT use that the germans had to implement side skirts on all tanks to stop the soviets from taking hitting them in the sides with their outdated PTRDs and PTRSs

[@anticyclone]

sick vid!!! never knew the m249 ejected down or the svd had a bolt hold-open until today :3

[@Tatsitimdead]

The M249 actually ejects both the link and cases out of the side, the M240 ejects the links out of the side and the cases out of the bottom... Think of the M240 as essentially being a beefed up M249 (M249 shoots 5.56 and M240 shoots 7.62) that's primarily meant to be mounted instead of carried around by a infantryman.

[@ComradeAesthetic]

Good music choice man

[@zelo4370]

Thanks for The Black Angels, bro

[@francisxie4094]

7:25 MW 2019's AN-94 correctly portrays the hyperburst

[@comradejack5376]

You can't just give me spec ops the line PTSD with that intro g a h h h

[@jimbaker4277]

As a proud owner of an NDM 86 I can agree that the bolt should lock back upon last round being fired.

[@CatsandThangs]

Love these videos

[@panziemniak1261]

the early anti tank rifles was designed for killing the crew not to destroy the vehicle because in the most cases they don't penetrate the armor but they create the shrapnels from the inside side of tank

[@faaf_quaaf]

Good song choice

[@czarjake161]

Any open bolt weapon platform doesn't need the bolt to be cycled if you're topping off but when completely empty you're right.

[@jorgebeltran7716]

In Dark tide when examining one of the laseguns I saw that the safety was on so most likely its just cosmetic in universe.

[@Bunkysmom25]

As a person currently developing a game (in Roblox) I am gonna take notes from this series to make my game more realistic

[@Jay-ln1co]

I remember reading an article ages ago about an M1 that had a 20 or 25mm round pierce through the turret ring and rip through the commander's chair. Luckily the commander was off his seat, trying to get a better view through his cupola periscopes. There are also official documents on how autocannons have destroyed M1s by starting engine fires, etc. So, in a way, a (large caliber) anti-materiel rifle could at least achieve a mission kill or something similar, even if it couldn't outright destroy it by piercing the armour. Games just rarely simulate things with such accuracy.

[@SeriousApache]

"SVD Dragunov" Hurts my eyes so much...

[@ZaibasMartynas]

mmh insurgency clips, my favorite

[@zest7642]

I’ve noticed that in many games that the BAR is cocked after changing mags when it should be before

[@SuicidalRevolver]

irony: getting nearly every single instance of "its" and "it's" incorrectly love videos nitpicking shit like this but you gotta be immaculate when you make'em lol

[@LockheedC-130HerculesOfficial]

Good old insurgency sandstorm has some nice details

[@uberreaktor4836]

About the StG 44: That's actually the fire selector. The knob above it is the safety.

[@BaronOfZLand]

That first one: "Safety's on, dipshit."

[@prophetslittlehelper6353]

good choice of music

[@devgrugaming]

The m60e4 can be opened without cocking it back.

[@Elizabitchk17]

The Black Angels-Bad Vibrations is an absolute masterpiece

[@Duck-Gaming115]

The one that triggers me the most that smh alot of games make is you pump shotguns after reloading when you already pumped after you shot....

[@m.mencel2612]

Kudos for The Black Angels :)

[@MetalBassist666]

On the m60 it's not that you can't open the cover when the bolt is forward, it's that you can't close it unless you charge the bolt back.

[@AlliedX]

You have such a good taste in music holy shit

[@the5thcourier833]

I didnt even think the GP dropped a case. I though it was just the op switching it in his hands

[@chef95rus]

Spec ops the line soundtrack... Amazing choice!

[@SPF9000]

I could see the M240B having a system that feeds the cartridges into the box mag for cleanup purposes but I cant imagine the design would work very well or at all due to really needing to put stuff in the box the same way. I could see it throwing the shells sideways and causing a blockage.

[@ryszakowy]

cleanup purposes? you hated it when they took you guys to the range and then you had to clean the casings didn't you?

[@SPF9000]

@@ryszakowy Im not a soldier, I was thinking of them picking them up and the time it would take actually lol.

[@corvidconfidential8826]

If I remember correctly, the m60 in cod4 worked the way it should, I distinctly remember mimicking a cod reload when I first used an m60, I never knew you had to do it until just now. My only experience was with some cheaper gas airsoft guns, you had to charge it back first to make it last longer, so I assumed it was healthy for all guns

[@Ncorpsinclair]

It's kind of funny about the AN-94 hyperburst. A Roblox Game dev team actually got that correct when most triple A game companies don't

[@Helghastdude]

Funny, when i hear THIS song of Black Angels, i have to thing of Spec Ops The Line and it´s weird dual rear sight M4

[@thundercheeks6716]

Why do so many games fuck up the hammer on the 1911 and M9. So many games have the hammers forward which means it wouldn’t work in the case of the 1911 or would be locked back after the first shot in the case of the m9.

[@daedalus6433]

Lack of gun knowledge/lazy animators

[@Panos_986]

One other Mistake which I Know why it isn't put in games but revolvers take half a second before firing for the hammer to go forward, but if they did add it the revolver will be slow inaccurate and no one will use it so I guess it makes sense.

[@TheSimpleMan454]

What revolvers are you firing? You can put a shot on target at 60 yards in less than three tenths of a second (and that's including the draw time) with practice. And some people get down to less than a quarter of a second. Which wouldn't be remotely possible if there was that long of a delay. And we're not talking slick, modern Chiappa or Smiths here, these are Pietas, Walker-Colts, and Webleys. Half a second delay. That's a new one on me. I'm surprised and genuinely curious.

[@mikepanda117]

Cod pissed me off where if u rack back the charging handle and then sprint as u pull it back u gotta pull it again after sprint