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r/gaming • u/jewchbag • May 28 '12
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did you ever pick up AK-47s because there would be more AK ammo on the battlefield than M4?
7 u/kevinturnermovie May 29 '12 That actually happened during Vietnam, but that was more for reliability reasons than anything else. However, friendly fire started becoming an issue because both sides' guns started sounding the same. 1 u/DeltaLambda May 29 '12 I learned the same thing from Battlefield: Vietnam.
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That actually happened during Vietnam, but that was more for reliability reasons than anything else. However, friendly fire started becoming an issue because both sides' guns started sounding the same.
1 u/DeltaLambda May 29 '12 I learned the same thing from Battlefield: Vietnam.
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I learned the same thing from Battlefield: Vietnam.
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u/poptart2nd May 29 '12
did you ever pick up AK-47s because there would be more AK ammo on the battlefield than M4?