Firearms Expert Reacts To Battlefield 2042’s Guns

Medal of Honour pasific assault please?

Hold up, is that a Rivian R1T @10:34?

good episode!

Putting some charms on the guns isn't that weird even. I noticed during my conscription that many guys put some charm hanging from the gun to quickly identify their own weapon without reading the serial number

Always wondered what that barrel was at the bottom, thought it was a grenade launcher

Love these videos

I’d love to see Ghost Recon Breakpoint on this show

I wanted to love this game to much, but not being able to use my HOTAS to fly really hurt my BF4 turned Arma 3 heli pilot soul. Was fun to play 1942 again though 😛
Oh the nightmare that was the un nerfed PP-29. Getting constantly one tapped at long range by an SMG was infuriating.

Can you please do Ghost Recon: Breakpoint now that the game has been massively overhauled and is basically like a new game? The game has one of the best and largest, comprehensive lists on modern weapons out of any game.

I'm an American. I'm blessed with being able to get behind many firearms. Having experienced firing the real versions of those game guns. I got to grow up learning about firearms by firing them, instead of how you learned through video games and books. (Your words not mine.)

That said, I've not experienced all of them. For example the MP9 or Keltech TMP. In fact any of those sub machines guns or pistol weapons. I have never fired them. In fact the only things close to them I've gotten to fire is the PS90, M2 Thompson, and the British Sten. Of those sub sized rifles I appreciated the Sten most of all. It's lower fire rate compared to the others couple with ergonomics that I find easy to use makes for a great little sub gun. Light, accurate if you have practice firing full auto rifles, and firing slow enough to allow me (again just my personal experience) to handle the recoil and keep the muzzle from climbing into heaven. The PS90 I didn't like. Firing the "S" mode,l as I'm sure you know, means it is only semi automatic, not fully automatic. I didn't like it because of the massive height difference between the barrel and where the sights are. It's probably only about a 4 inch gap, but that's a massive gap when it comes down to aiming a short barreled gun. I found myself struggling to keep rounds on target. The Thompson? Well she's fun to shoot but the .45 ACP round fired from it has too much recoil for a rifle with a high fire rate. Furthermore the thing is very heavy for its size. It lacks any kind of real technology to help you control the climb of the muzzle. For such a heavy thing you'd expect the gun to help you control it. But no! At least not for me anyway. I'm not a trained soldier and I'm not expert. Just talking from my personal experience.

Things look more plausible now

never thought I would hear that in the context of the most wacky BF game we've had thus far

Charms, Charms Everywhere

hahaha "a machine pistol for a 90's raver" hahah .. I love this guy

Actually, you can rely on good old fashion AK, the only thing that going to change in AK probably just the bullet selections

It's endearing to me that Jonathan is just really bothered by all the charms hanging on weapons in any game, not just BF2042 xD

While clearly it doesn't really make sense to waste Johnathan and the production crew's time on older games, I really would love to see him cover Battlefield 2142's guns. Yes, 2142, not 2042. I think it would be cool to see his take on how DICE saw weapons technology evolving back then versus the trends we have now, many of which did turn out differently.

This video almost makes me want to play 2042… then I remember it's 2042