STEN MK5 at BRII

[Cringemacht]

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Not sure about stats but it should be a BR II sidegrade to the Thompson, perhaps a lower damage but less recoil alternative or something of that sort.

[Spiderkingthe10-live]

As a TT gun, right?

[Cringemacht]

Yes

[iso_seppo123]

I think br 2 is overbloated with smgs. Sten mk 5 should definetily be br 3 with improved stats since there are no british smgs in br 3

[Valkay]

@Cringemacht

sidegrade to the Thompson, perhaps a lower damage but less recoil alternative or something of that sort.

Shame on me for advertising my suggestion, but I and @OggeKing cooked half a year ago.

@Valkay

Valkay on the in-game representation

The mk.V is the final irritation of the Sten gun and its improvements over the mk.II are well reflected in our proposed stats. The fundamentals of the mk.II remain the same with the mk.II and mk.V sharing damage, muzzle velocity and reload time however the wooden stock, pistol grip and front grip provide remarkably better control of the mk.V’s recoil which feels really little and easy to control even when fired from the hip.
The new better calibrated sights and longer barrel improved the shooter’s accuracy, this is well mirrored with the decreased dispersion compared to the mk.II.
Finally the fire rate had increased to 600 rounds per minute from 550, which was most likely not a planned but accidental change to the gun with the slight redesign of the fire control group which got moved forward to make space for the pistol grip.

Submachine Guns			Damage				Reload Timings (s)			Statcard Recoil			Effective Recoil			Moving Spread Increase
Weapon Name	Obtained	BR	10m	100m	Velocity	Magazine	Reload	Alt Reload	Rate of Fire	Vertical	Horizontal	Recoil Control	Vertical	Horizontal	Dispersion	While Aiming	Hipfiring	Visual Recoil	Recoil Dir	ADS Speed	Recoil Offset	Sprint Factor	Weight	Additional Info
Sten Mk V	45000 RP	II	6.6	3.4	370	32	2.3	1.89	690	24	7	0.3	7	2	0.75	0.0	10.0	0.7	0.4	0.8	0.3	100%	4.5	32/128
Sten Mk II	20000 RP	I	6.6	3.4	370	32	2.3	1.89	630	28	17	0.3	8	5	0.81	0.0	15.0	0.7	0.4	0.8	0.3	100%	4.0	32/128
Lanchester	58000 RP	II	6.8	4.0	400	32	2.3	1.8	690	30	11	0.4	12	4	0.71	0.0	15.0	1.6	0.1	0.8	0.3	100%	5.2	32/128
M1A1 Thompson	105000 RP	II	8.2	5.5	265	30	2.3	1.8	690	36	14	0.4	14	5	0.73	0.0	15.0	1.2	0.4	0.72	0.3	100%	4.6	30/90

Submachine Guns			Damage				Reload Timings (s)			Statcard Recoil			Effective Recoil			Moving Spread Increase
Weapon Name	Obtained	BR	10m	100m	Velocity	Magazine	Reload	Alt Reload	Rate of Fire	Vertical	Horizontal	Recoil Control	Vertical	Horizontal	Dispersion	While Aiming	Hipfiring	Visual Recoil	Recoil Dir	ADS Speed	Recoil Offset	Sprint Factor	Weight	Additional Info
Sten Mk V 50	80000 RP	III	6.6	3.4	370	50	2.3	1.89	690	24	7	0.3	7	2	0.75	0.0	10.0	0.7	0.4	0.8	0.3	100%	4.6	50/100
Lanchester 50	Silver Chest	III	6.8	4.0	400	50	2.3	1.80	690	18	9	0.4	7	4	0.71	0.0	15.0	1.0	-0.4	0.74	0.3	100%	5.6	50/100
M1928A1 Thompson	110000 RP	III	8.2	5.5	265	30	1.5	1.5	810	32	13	0.4	13	5	0.61	0.0	15.0	1.0	0.3	0.72	0.3	100%	4.0	30/90

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A deactivated Sten mk.V loaded with 50 rounds Lanchester magazine, please note that it has the front grip missing

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[Euthymia07-live]

This gun was already forwarded for consideration as a tech tree weapon, same with the 50 round version