Sharing experience in using special forces weapons

I’m not a great person. Mainly I like the game Special Forces. The above is my experience of playing Special Forces for half a year.

I have been playing Special Forces for half a year. During this six months, I have basically played. All guns are almost used. Now let’s talk about the usage and configuration of firearms

First of all, let’s talk about weapons that are not suitable for all maps. Because some of the unique designs of the game Special Forces make weapons not suitable for all maps. It is very suitable for any map (in my opinion). First of all, I will talk about myself. I have been in the company for more than a month and I bought 10 guns as a major. Hehe, it is not that I am rich, but I want to experience the difference brought by different weapons. I think I ranked the AN94 based on price. It’s a good assault rifle. It’s good for precise shooting and point guarding, but it can’t hit anything with continuous fire at mid-range (haha, because it’s impossible for Guangtong to make the AN94 of the special forces). It’s the same as the original one, otherwise it’s invincible.) Of course, many players now have done a lot of technical research on the AN94, such as how to press the gun and jump from the gun== Of course, I am not stupid enough to take this AN94 out to charge. Keep it in mind because the feeling of having 3 guns in one is not something that ordinary people can experience.

In one, it is said to be UZI, designed by Israeli designer Uzi Gelder (I have also forgotten whether it is called this name) The bomb load designed in 1949 is divided into 25 and 32 rounds. It is a fairly typical micro-charge. Personal preference is to use it to rush towards the enemy exit closest to us at the beginning and then start to shoot all of them to knock down UZI. Use ten minutes. Simple, it has basically no recoil and the initial velocity of the bullet is very low. At close range, each bullet will cause more than 25 damage when it hits the enemy's upper body. The first bullet is 48. The magazine of 32 bullets is enough to knock down 4 people while saving money. But remember not to hold down the left mouse button when you don’t see anyone or when you see someone. You may die if you hold down the left button of the mouse. UZI relies on its speed advantage to make up for its lack of damage. In my opinion, UZI is a good offensive weapon< /p>

The next thing I’m going to talk about is the three most popular weapons in the legend of the special forces: AK74 M4A1 K2. Needless to say, the Prime Minister K2 is a typical new pistol (the big brother opposite, don’t use watermelon, what’s the sense) What I say I say this because the K2 is civilized in the special forces with stable continuous shooting accuracy and a not-too-heavy gun body. It has such stable shooting accuracy that the muzzle will not stray even if it is fired continuously from a long distance. It can be said to be a new pistol, but the only shortcoming is that the shooting speed is really not very fast. I can figure it out in my mind... In comparison, the AK74 M4A1 does not have such shortcomings. AK, the king of close combat, cannot be ignored. With its block shooting speed and superhuman lethality, it can be said to be the BT among BTs. The disadvantage is that the long-range continuous shooting is basically the same as its brother AN94 and has no accuracy, but the M4A1 is different. After all, it is a gun produced by a capitalist country. Different, stable shooting accuracy, relatively domineering rate of fire, and a non-heavy gun body constitute the M4A1 carbine. To be honest, among these guns, I can’t find any shortcomings in the M4A1 because its design is just right. I can’t put it down. Of course, the M4A1 has a long range. It will also miss when shooting continuously, but you only need to gently pull down the mouse to aim your crosshair on the enemy's right hand and your left hand and it will be OK

What other AUG MP5 G36C MG36 can I buy? I haven’t done any research, haha, I’m bored...

By the way, I’m talking about the last sniper. Personally, I prefer the FRF2 because it’s light and easy to run, but when faced with the remaining 2 continuous snipers, I just like it. I don’t know what to say, because Special Forces is just a first-person design game and it can’t be the same as real war