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You have almost a 1000 hrs in War Thunder and don't know that guns can jam within a certain time?
Seems like you have never played realistic battles before, and are now surprised that guns actually jam when you keep your finger on the trigger for an hour non-stop.
It really isn't that bad if you are not one of these guys that constantly spray. You should not spray anyway, as you only have limited ammo in realistic battles. So get used to accurate, short bursts.
I am sorry, but no plane in this game gets a jammed gun after half a second, nor one second nor two nor 3.....
Guns only jam because of technical failure,and this happens when you fire for too long, as it overheats.
Quit overexaggarating stuff you whiny arcadeplayer.
1. I'm not overexaggarating, this genuinely happened after I fired 2 rounds, hence my assumption that it is a bug.
2. Based on what did you conclude that I'm a "whiny arcadeplayer"? Besides from the Assault gamemode, I haven't played a single arcade battle since 2015.
Upgrading weapons and increasing crew levels increases the time it takes to overheat.
Sometimes its dependant on both calibers and RPM.
NS-47 and NS-37 on Russian planes too
Nope, it was on first engagement. I'm calling it a bug unless someone finds a genuine reason why it would happen.