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It's not really practical but it is possible.
Go to 1:04.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dTHHt45zzU
Eh, It's got the RoF to put enough shells downrange it's almost impossible to miss, assuming you compensate for the recoil.
Just have to play to its strengths. I don't really have a problem aiming the MG-42 at all, guess it just takes practice.
Do you mind if I brag a little?
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=887137611
Well, I haven't spent too much time on the Vickers, so I might try it tonight and get back to you on it. From what I know from playing, the sights are pretty bad and the RoF is low, I've had a few frustrating moments but like I said, i'll need to give it a little more time before I make a verdict.
Aaah, generation war. A movie I quite love but haven't seen. Friedhelm, you were a good man.
MG-42: High RoF with a great ironsight and a reasonable large magazine that will last a good while. Exceptional indoors and out, but beware the exacting recoil. Better in constricted areas than any other MG. Hipfire is passable only at extreme close range, but not recommended.
Browning 1919: A powerful feeling MG that has, what seems to be, an inexhaustible ammo belt. Pretty good ironsight, and an acceptable RoF with each bullet making an impression in the recoil. Great outdoors and decent indoors. Hipfire is not recommended under nearly all circumstances.
Vickers: Low RoF MG that seems overall to be just passable. By far the worst ironsights, making target acquisition difficult. The recoil seems a bit jumpy, partially due to its low RoF, but not overly so. The recoil makes for a few awkward moments where my shots seem to jump around my targets rather than hit them, but in others instances it seems to almost lock on to multiple enemies shot after shot. In the end i'd labeled the recoil as unreliable, but not so much as to make it unusable.
Magazine capacity is consumed at a reasonable rate that last long enough to get most jobs done. Decent outdoors and passable indoors while set up. What's odd is its hipfire accuracy is actually rather good in a pinch, so much so that its indoor usability is raised while walking. While it is not always advisable to do so, hipfire is good enough to use within a short distance.
And there you have it. My insight into the MG class's weapons. I had fun testing these out and finally getting my opinion out there. If anyone wants to disagree with any of my points let me know, I'm always down for a good discussion and I might have be wrong or have overlooked some details.
Here is a scoreboard from a game I played while testing. (Some might say i'm a show off, but i'm really just doing it because some people see the MG class as obsolete... And I want to show it off.)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=888664133
This is definitely not biased whatsoever