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Really though, we've got 250 rounds in the MG42/Browning/Vickers, 50 round drum for the MG34, but only a lowly 20 in the FG42. I don't think shortening it's full-auto reload time would unbalance it.
Don't even get me started comparing the FG42 to the Stg44. If the FG42 would be OP with faster reload, then the Stg44 has been more than OP this whole time.
Come on, think about it, there is no reason to remove the full auto capability and spike bayonet of the second pattern when that is literally one of the requirements the Luftwaffe put to the designers and engineers.
So you mean the bolt doesn't need to be pulled back on Tommy gun and M1A1 thompson ?
But they do it in 99% of the games I play, why is that bolt being pulled back?
FG42 Ausführung 2 still had its Full-Auto. The handling got improved and a few minor details have been added (dust cover on magwell, redesign of stock etc)
AND pulling the bolt back is unnecessary ingame, because it had a bolt catch if the mag was empty. Switching from Semi to Full-Auto.....first round fired from closed-bolt, afterwards it stays in open-bolt position.