Just an off-topic:
Handheld miniguns does exist. 19kg of weight.
And…
There are plenty of auto AR at war. Only thing NATO requires is the caliber of 5.56 only.
Is it OK to use macros in this game?
Any country that Follows the Geneva Accords
My thoughts on macros = Who gives a flying fuck
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you can’t move with those miniguns and they require a massive power source which even the strongest man cannot carry on his back
There is no way for a checkbox in the game menu to govern macro use. Like 0. You clearly don’t understand what’s going on here.
That would be awesome right. Without a macro on console, the 1011-12 is a much better option anyway.
It would be cute
For the sake of those still engaging in the moral struggle of whether or not automating tapped buttons is cheating
Let’s be real though, the extremely small “advantage” of having a center crosshair is orders of magnitude less impactful than having turbo buttons or preset sequences tied to single button presses.
Also, anybody can put a small dot on the screen with a simple dry erase marker or something dirt cheap.
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Of course and anyone can rubberband their control sticks. Same, same though and no games are designed around people loading into a match and doing any of these things.
What? What is the same?
Man.
There are two models of a minigun.
That’s called M134, btw.
One model that weighs 39kg that is supposed to use on a tripod.
And a lighter portable model that weighs 19kg.
Are you telling me that one single man can’t lift any of those weights???
I, myself, mounted many M134 on gunships and APC’s, and carried them several meters from the armory to the vehicles, back in the my service at the military, 16 years ago. And they’re still the same model. If you asked me to carry them to a war theatre, sure, it’s not easy to carry them through the jungle hours straight. But it’s perfectly doable for a trained man.
1011-12 is a better option on PC as well. Most PC players with a M+K can average about 10-12 clicks per second, the 1011-12 maxes out on fire rate at 12 clicks per second, meaning you can empty your 14 round magazine in about 1.5 seconds and therefore there’s very little advantage to a macro, combined with the 1011-12 having better damage at range and less recoil when fired quickly.
Grimtech’s maximum fire rate is about 16 clicks per second, but the recoil on it means that even with a macro to get all the juice out of it that you can, you’re only going to be able to use it if the predator is point blank and relatively stationary. Grimtech with a macro is a gimmick build, only useful for trolling trash tier predators. FairYautja just likes to whine and cry about how he never makes the PC discord monthly list for good predators, so he creates these topics from time to time to say the PC FT community are cheating and that’s why he’s not considered a good predator by them.
dude, doesn’t matter what they weight, they need a power source the size of a mini fridge. you can’t carry that on your back. that is pretty much what I was referring to
I am no expert but this seem like you could carry it to some degree.
DAYUUUUUUUUUUUM
that backpack is just for ammo. you can see the power cable lingering. miniguns need electrical power dude. you can google that. all handheld miniguns a lá terminator are fiction. they don’t exist in real life because they need an external power supply
Jesus man. You are stubborn. The weights i referred already includes the power source. The power source is just a small electric rotor in the back of the gun that only supplies the barrels for independent rotation and it’s battery is no bigger than a car battery.
And i’m referrig to the heavier model. The lighter model, only needs a battery similar to an motorcycle battery located on the ammo box.
Also, the power supply is not mandatory, cause the shooting mechanism action does the job, the only difference is that you don’t have the independent barrel rotary action and the rpm drops to half.
I guess you are confusing the minigun with the original gatling gun. That gun, yeah, no man alive can carry that even if his life depended on it.
The power goes into the backpack. Listen to the first 30 seconds or so, its explained.
Personally I know shit about weapons, just what I’ve seen on videos. Did not go to the army and in my country its pretty hard to own weapons. Never shot a weapon in my life :) So I am a complete noob when it comes to weapons.
Good video. I hope it clears all the doubts.
Yeah but from what the guy is saying this is by no means standard issue, its like its possible to be made but you’re not going to find that in the army. Again, I have no clue about this stuff, just what the guy is saying. I assume miniguns in the army are those that have an external power source that you don’t carry around and you’re also probably going to put them on a tripod if you decide to use one and not carry it around.
If what I am saying above is correct, you can make one work but you’re not going to use them since they are for a different purpose. So Jelou is both correct and wrong.