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Yes Mr Koala. It's too inaccurate.

They need to make it more accurate than the Mosin or SKS and reduce the recoil and muzzle flash Then these "M4 kids" will expend less rounds and seem much more skillful

Why not.

I disagree, I don't like looking at something in-game and realizing "that doesn't make any sense". There are plenty of other differences that could be made between the different types of knives.

What, seriously? Don't be turning this place into a Reddit-style care bear circle jerk. Killing other players is not only extremely common but also perfectly acceptable and furthermore all the players he shot were well-armed so I'm baffled why anyone would have a problem with it.

It's not, it's pretty terrible It will be changed

That doesn't make much sense either, but axes and knives are two different things... all these knives are essentially the same thing. One knife shouldn't act completely different than another knife just because it happens to be called "military" or has a black-coated blade. Any difference in damage should be rooted in reality, ie: blade is sharper, blade is bigger, blade is heavier. Other differences should come down to durability and ease of carry. Here are two knives. Top is a Khyber knife made for killing people - bottom is a kitchen knife made for cutting food. Note the similarity. With equal sharpness and size, is there going to be a large difference between the damage these two knives do? No. Should there be a large difference between these knives in a game? No. Same logic applies to DayZ. If a kitchen knife is nice and sharp is it quite formidable.

I don't agree with different "chances to bleed" (all knives make you bleed). Getting stabbed with a Kabar will have the same end result as being stabbed with an 8-inch chef's knife, so it shouldn't be "military knife = 1 shot kill" while other similar knives (kitchen, hunting, survival, etc) are weaker. As well the differences in weight are irrelevant for speed. The advantage of the Kabar is the more secure grip and the stronger blade. A razor sharp knife will cause more damage much easier than a dull knife will, sharpness along with blade length should be the main factor for damage, but even a dull knife stabs well.

Water does stop and/or deflect bullets. They can also ricochet off the surface. That's from ARMA 2. I haven't tested but I don't see why it would be any different in the standalone.

People wanting the AK-47 over the AKM are choosing based on the name. Which is silly. And as Gregor says it wasn't even called "AK-47", it was just called "АК", so the name is a moot point.

It doesn't, it gives you a more useful trajectory. Zeroed at 400 and aiming at someone's waist you would hit their torso from 0-400 meters. Zeroed at 800 and aiming at someone's waist you would hit their torso from 0-90 meters and 750-800 meters. 400 is more useful overall.

You can't reliably estimate. Scope magnification is different than in ARMA 2, and altering the FoV slider's default position changes magnification as well.

The dot always in the center of your screen. The center of your screen in changing.

Last I checked it doesn't affect accuracy.

Yes, the thing is twice as powerful - in another class altogether.

As I just said, the two sources for that information are completely and utterly useless.

Weight almost 40 lbs, is over 6-1/2 feet long, would be a poor weapon for almost every purpose and is an uncommon museum piece.

Did you check the sources they used? Source one, an online Fox News article, and source two, an Oxford economics paper which makes no distinctions between the "AK-47" and the myriad other types.

And as well, as "ilikeguns" mentioned a couple days ago, AK-47 isn't even the official name. It's just "AK" according to the Russians. Which is why we have "AKM" instead of "AK-47M". Funnily enough ARMA's classname for the AKM is "AK_47_M".

I don't get this: whenever you see one in the media, chances are it's not an AK-47, so you've probably been looking at AKMs most of the time. All of these are AKMs, they all look classic to me.

Here are some interesting Zastava factory rifles... as such they are just sporters and not truly "sporterized". LKP-66, based on the M59/66 (SKS in game), 7 rounds 7.62x39mm LKP-96A, based on the M77, .308 Winchester

Yes, but I haven't seen any definitive production numbers, just vague millions thrown around. It was adopted in 1949 - but so was the SKS. The Simonov was manufactured until 1956 and was gradually replaced with the AK - the AK was manufactured until 1959 and was replaced with the AKM. So how many AKs? I don't know. I'm sure someone has an idea of the figures, but I'm surprised this kind of basic information is lacking on the world's most famous firearm...

Here's a question though - how many AK-47s were made?

Maybe VAZ-2109, commonly known under nickname "devyatka", this car is also popular for tuning in the same manner as fifth-generation Honda Civics.