(Knife) Attacks

[dtacs]

Originally Posted by gazzthompson

you missed every point.

1. even if you do move a quick "guy behind" on voip will cause a squad to turn around and shoot you.

2. see point 1.

3. no, not deployed but undeployed ala the current SAW's so the rifles with scopes with have some effectiveness in CQB As you could "shoulder" your rifle like in real life and shoot "down the barrel"

Usually when someone refers to 'deployed' mode in PR, they are referring to the way the MG's can be deployed. How am I supposed to know the difference when he is talking about something completely different yet using the opposite terminology?

Is there even enough buttons to have this on the scroll menu?

And if I 'missed every point' why did you quote me on something completly irrelevant to what you had to say?

Don't waste my time, please.

[Bringerof_D]

stab - i hit KO *in - twist - remove*

slash - 2-3 hits *slash*

[Bonsai]

Originally Posted by dtacs

Clearly I wasn't talking about the G3SG1 champ, I'm talking about the regular scoped rifle for the rifleman, which, if the G3SG1 is getting it, doesn't really need. iirc they have the same barrel length, caliber and so forth, the only difference being the SG1 has a bipod and different scope mount. So, technically, if the regular scoped G3 gets a deployed mode, it should be almost exactly as accurate as the SG1.

Originally Posted by Truism

The listed range for effective fire produced by a Pakistani rifleman with a G3 is 300m.

From memory the G3SG1 also has a better barrel, and they are individually tested to much higher standards than stock G3's, resulting in markedly superior MOA.

Weapon - MOA - accuracy in mm; distance 100m; accuracy in cm; distance 600m

G3ZF - 2,75 MOA - 80mm /100m - 48cm/600m
G3SG1 - 1,46 MOA - 40-45mm/100m - 25,5cm/600m
(PSG1 - 1 MOA - 29 mm/100m - 17,5cm/600m)

G3ZF is the scoped version of the G3. It is tested to higher standards - especially the barell.

G3SG1 comes with a scope and a bipod. It is tested to higher standards - especially the barell. And has a modified trigger.

On topic:

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[dtacs]

Originally Posted by Bonsai

Weapon - MOA - accuracy in mm; distance 100m; accuracy in cm; distance 600m

G3ZF - 2,75 MOA - 80mm /100m - 48cm/600m
G3SG1 - 1,46 MOA - 40-45mm/100m - 25,5cm/600m
(PSG1 - 1 MOA - 29 mm/100m - 17,5cm/600m)

G3ZF is the scoped version of the G3. It is tested to higher standards - especially the barell.

G3SG1 comes with a scope and a bipod. It is tested to higher standards - especially the barell. And has a modified trigger.

Thanks for the numbers, but in PR that means absolutely nothing.

Anyway turns out he meant deployed as in the undeployed mode of the LMG's which makes no sense, and he expected me to understand that.

[Scot]

Originally Posted by dtacs

Welcome to pub PR mate, if you want something done, do it yourself, if you think you have friendlies watching your ass, you don't.
Lastnight I killed a whole squad by using the bayonet after, believe it or not, my PPSh ran out of ammo at the flight control tower on Fools. The huge range of it allows for killing over bunker walls and whatnot, plus the fact of the matter remains that they are not going to be getting back up from some random medic in 2 minutes.

IIRC, there is no bayonet on the PPSH class?

Everyone please calm down in this thread, discussion is encouraged, argument is punished

[dtacs]

Originally Posted by [R-COM]Scot

IIRC, there is no bayonet on the PPSH class?

Everyone please calm down in this thread, discussion is encouraged, argument is punished

Sorry didn't make that clear enough, the bayonet KNIFE (number 1 in the class)

I'm not angry, anger on the intertubes is a waste of time

[[R-DEV]Tim270]

Originally Posted by gazzthompson

1. even if you do move a quick "guy behind" on voip will cause a squad to turn around and shoot you.

However, if performed correctly, you still have a tactical advantage, no shots are fired thus making it hard for the rest of the squad to pinpoint where you are. If you have half a brain you will run and hide after knifing someone in a group and set an ambush.

So, mele is not going anywhere but becoming more of a mele attack? e.g buttstock smash or something to that effect?

[dtacs]

Originally Posted by Tim270

However, if performed correctly, you still have a tactical advantage, no shots are fired thus making it hard for the rest of the squad to pinpoint where you are. If you have half a brain you will run and hide after knifing someone in a group and set an ambush.

Well said, plus it has a huge psychological advantage as the enemy knows that you got behind them regardless of how on-their-toes they were.

But a buttstock smash is fine as well, anything which kills instantly (a buttstock smash to the back of the neck would do some hard damage right?) so they can't revive is 100% cool.

[gazzthompson]

Originally Posted by Tim270

However, if performed correctly, you still have a tactical advantage, no shots are fired thus making it hard for the rest of the squad to pinpoint where you are. If you have half a brain you will run and hide after knifing someone in a group and set an ambush.

true but its still not a stealth attack because even tho you have killed someone he can easily say to the rest of the squad what happened, they will be alert and on guard, rudds point.

Originally Posted by dtacs

Usually when someone refers to 'deployed' mode in PR, they are referring to the way the MG's can be deployed. How am I supposed to know the difference when he is talking about something completely different yet using the opposite terminology?

Is there even enough buttons to have this on the scroll menu?

And if I 'missed every point' why did you quote me on something completly irrelevant to what you had to say?

Don't waste my time, please.

i understood what he meant, rather than just assume what he meant (wrongly) why did you not just ask?

[dtacs]

Originally Posted by gazzthompson

i understood what he meant, rather than just assume what he meant (wrongly) why did you not just ask?

I didn't understand what he meant as this is the first I've heard of this 'deployed rifles' idea.

Ask? Coulda, woulda, shoulda.

Edit: DERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRP just reread his post, realized it said UNDEPLOYED rifles, not deployed, my bad