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Battle of Empires : 1914-1918 is project meant to tell the untold story of one of the bloodiest war in the history of mankind - First World War. Based on engine of well known strategy game Men of War this project will take you through the whole war in 5 large-scale single-player and coop campaigns - you will experience deadly landings in the batlle of Gallipoli, famous battle at Verdun, first tanks attack and many more important events of that war. Project will be both singlplayer, and multiplayer.5 single campaigns are planned : 1) French 2) German 3) Russian 4) British 5) Bonus - missions for different countries (as bonus campaign in Men of War) In multiplayer there will be 5 countries - France, Britain, Russia, Germany and Austro-Hungary.
looks good, even though this is one of worst MG ever made
Well they made it from poor quality of steel and for some reason the ******* who decided on the magizene thought a open magizene would be good for it XD minded that most of the westren front was mud,dirt,etc. If they would have corrected that im sure it would have preformed sumewhat decent
its best use is for fire wood or as a club
I am not sure right now, but wasn't this weapon impossible to shoot?
It wasnt good MG, but not so bad.
It was better than not having any squad level automatic weapon. The alternatives were... well, none. The Madsen was costly and didn't use the Lebel ammo, and the workshops in Belgium where the Lewis Gun was initially built got overrun by the Germans. Keep in mind that enormous amounts of those were manufactured as early as 1915. It gave an early advantage in squad level mobile firepower which you can't get from having just bolt-action rifles.
The downside was that it required meticulous maintenance to keep it from jamming... an hellish endeavour in mud filled trenches.
Than being said, this is an awesome render of the weapon ;)
I agree