This guy GETS IT
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It’s a historically used heavier bolt to slow down the RoF
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Better? Not always. BRRRT? Absolutely. Lol. Sometimes stupidly high RoF guns are fun just for the wall of lead they shoot everywhere
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I mean from what a really cool moderator told me is that mg42 with the fire rate of 1,200 is already in the game as the nest guns in D-Day and the one in the TT is the heavy bolt version so its actually Historically accurate but like the other people said why do you need more rate of fire tho? The MG42 shoots faster then any allied MG and almost every allied gun too adding more will just deplete the belt faster trust me if anything It’s best to have it as this but this is my opinion tho so yeah
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UPDATE: yes apon some more research the MG 42 though originally had a Rate of fire of over 1,200 the heavier bolts added in later models did bring its rate of fire down in a historically accurate manner. though I would find the MG 42 with a better rate of fire would represent this legendary weapon much better I do understand that the heavier bolt model was more common for standard MG squads.
I do appreciate all the feedback from most of you, and I will say that the MG 42 with its fully accurate fire rate should totally be added as either an event weapon or premium weapon.
It was no longer the stationary MG42 of before, the current one is the MG34
It’s like saying that the PPSH41 and the Thompson with their high Rates of Fire are Event Weapons, an iconic weapon should not be limited to its full Raw Power.When it was the factory standard
Regarding the bolts, the Factory Version was 1200, the light version reached 1500What were the Commons for Surpassing the MG34 and MG34/41 with its Rate of Fire of 1200 did not continue its production due to the Improvement of The MG42
In my opinion As a fan of the German Army and this beautiful and fantastic weapon I do not agree with your opinion on the reduction in the rate of fire of this weapon.The MG45 with its 1650 Rate of Fire plus US Reload Speed of 3.8 seconds This is what the TT MG42 should be, obviously also with its 250cc belt.
This weapon must be taken advantage of as a strength of this Nation. Like the ones the Soviets have with their submachine guns and the Allies with their semi-automatic fighters.
What you mention about the excessive cadence can also be said about the SPAM that Germany has been receiving for years and this complaint in the Forum is not well received. By fans of both factions and they take it as a joke But when something benefits them they don’t say anything Bad about the Game Balance
We found the wehraboo guys
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You are a US fanatic and your hatred towards the British nation reinforces my comment, you are not in a position to give a nickname
There’s a massive difference between you and me
You say these things without a lick of humor or irony. You are dead serious demanding these thing
I say those things because it’s funny
We are not the same
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he been here quite a while tho i guess you miss it or something
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Probably. I don’t really pay much attention to specific people
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Yeah especially as an event weapon I don’t mind like increase the ammunition belt to 150 or even better 200 or just introduce the MG81 as a event weapon like the stinger
It is not a rare weapon for the MG42 to occur in an event.
900 is the Stock or Unupgraded rate of fire
Once you fully upgrade the Mg 42, you will see that figure rise to about 1100
Enlisted should probably show the maximum characteristics of weapons as well as their stock characteristics
Nope don’t change rof for MG 42 is fine for 990 more rof would screw it like mg 81
lol i bet not one of you cared a lick when type 100 mg was gutted with its “historical” fire rate… another example of double standard.
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Add an Auto Slow firing mode would solve this. Also this mode for MG34 as it has an adjustable firing rate.
Extreme rof gun is unusable, see Federov 25 now?
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It doesn’t exist, there’s only the automatic shooting mode
These posts are more recent than this one they’re saying is from January 2025
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