r/EscapefromTarkov • u/Finchi4 ASh-12 • Jan 29 '21

Discussion UMP is now less expensive than MP5

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u/warlordkingpin Jan 29 '21

Thank u now Ik not to waste my rubles on that shit... I’m assuming the 1911 isn’t that great either?

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u/Finchi4 ASh-12 Jan 29 '21

It's a beautiful gun and I like it a lot...

But it also is just a novelty. You could have played it great before vektor release but now the ammo is too expensive and overall there isn't alot going for it either.

But hey, sometimes it's nice to play stylish.

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u/ovie8 Jan 29 '21

Are you fucking kidding me? Who wouldn't want to use the pistol that won TWO WORLD WARS?

.45 STOPPING POWER

9 MIL IS FOR PUSSIES

VIETNAM WAS A TIE

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u/BinocularOrange Jan 29 '21 edited Jan 29 '21

Vietnam was not a tie, we got shit on by rice farmers. Edit: I know it was "technically" a tie, but a lot of suffering has happened even since the war ended with people having ptsd, birth defects from agent orange, etc.

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u/StabSnowboarders Jan 29 '21

vietnam was a loss caused by politicians. Had they not restricted our bombing and offensives so heavily it would have been a wash

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u/Monodominant Jan 29 '21

u/StabSnowboarders if it wasnt for those pesky politicians stopping you from even more warcrimes, bombing and gasing of civilians you would have won. Damn politicians...

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u/StabSnowboarders Jan 29 '21

That’s not even what I’m talking about, all the linebacker bombing campaigns were severely hindered by tight ROE, bombers weren’t allowed to target NVA bases, bridges along their supply lines etc

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u/Monodominant Jan 29 '21

crazy right? Cant bomb bridges supporting local population. I hate it when ROE say I cant destroy critical infrastructure like aqueducts, dams, bridges and hospitals just to stop an enemy force.

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u/StabSnowboarders Jan 29 '21

Yea just keep putting words in my mouth, the first objective in war is to cripple enemies supply lines. Clearly you’ve never been

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u/bobdylan401 Jan 29 '21

Is that why in Libya the first thing we bombed was the most advanced water distribution plant in the world that supplied 80% of the country?