Руководство по оружию в Rainbow Six Vegas 2

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WALTHER P99 DAMAGE 4/10 RANGE 3/10 ACCURACY 7/10 PENETRATION 6/10 Caliber: .40S&W Magazine Capacity: 12+1 Country of Origin: Germany Recommended Attachment: Any Unlocked at Start One of James Bond's signature weapons appears in Rainbow Six Vegas 2 as your first pistol available. Despite its lower damage stat, it takes the same amount of shots on normal difficulty to down an opponent in close range as the MK23, USP40, and 92FS. Pistols in Rainbow Six Vegas 2 offer unlimited magazines, so if you need to conserve ammo, switch to your pistol for your less risky engagements. When on a rope, you will automatically switch to your pistol. Keep your choice of pistol in mind if you plan on rappelling, as this will be your only offensive option. The latest incarnation of the P99 design is the Walther PPQ, which improves ergonomics and offers a shorter, more crisp trigger pull. HK USP40 DAMAGE 4/10 RANGE 3/10 ACCURACY 6/10 PENETRATION 6/10 Caliber: .40S&W Magazine Capacity: 13+1 Country of Origin: Germany Recommended Attachment: Any Unlocked at Start The Heckler and Koch USP, or Universal Self-Loading Pistol, was originally built around the then-emerging .40 caliber round. A solid early game pick, the USP offers a balance of size and power. Pistol sights are fixed and work best at close range. If you need to use a pistol at medium or long range, I would recommend using a laser and shooting from the hip (believe it or not). On normal difficulty, two shots to the torso will down an opponent; usually three if you hit the arm or leg. This holds true regardless of whether you use the P99, USP40, MK23, or 92FS. A promotional picture from Heckler and Koch featuring the then-new USP (actually the same used in this guide's thumbnail) was featured on the box art for the very first Rainbow Six game. The USP has the distinction of being one of only a few weapons to appear every single Rainbow Six title to date, alongside the Beretta 92FS, MP5, and a Benelli M-series shotgun. Though still popular, the USP has been improved upon since with HK's more recent P30 and HK45 models. HK MK23 DAMAGE 5/10 RANGE 4/10 ACCURACY 7/10 PENETRATION 6/10 Caliber: .45ACP Magazine Capacity: 12+1 Country of Origin: Germany Recommended Attachment: Laser Sight Unlocked at Start The MK 23 Mod 0 is commonly known as the SOCOM, as it was designed for US SOCOM itself along with its own suppressor and LAM unit complete with a standard laser, invisible infrared laser, and tactical flashlight. Although at point blank range the P99, USP40, MK23, and 92FS all do the same damage, bullet damage will decrease over distances and when passing through objects. If you plan on using your pistol to shoot through an object or over a considerable distance, the added power of the MK23 might come in handy to ensure your damage stays consistent. While I would normally recommend extended magazines for the MK23, the extended magazines only give you +3 rounds, so you may as well use a laser sight instead. If you don't use a pistol often and still need a suppressor, this is a good choice. Designed for extremely high military specifications, the real HK MK23 is powerful, incredibly accurate, and highly durable, being both waterproof and usable in extreme temperatures. However, its bulky design, uncomfortably large size, and heavy weight for a pistol limited its popularity among users. HK would soon develop the USP Tactical in response, providing a match grade special forces pistol without the size related drawbacks. IMI DESERT EAGLE DAMAGE 8/10 RANGE 8/10 ACCURACY 6/10 PENETRATION 8/10 Caliber: .50AE Magazine Capacity: 7+1 Country of Origin: USA/Israel Recommended Attachment: Extended Magazine Unlocked in ACES: Assault Level 4 Designed by Magnum Research, the Desert Eagle was originally built by Israel Military Industries until recently, when Magnum Research began its own manufacturing of the famous pistol. A cultural icon of massive stopping power, the Desert Eagle's in-game drawbacks are its heavy recoil, limited magazine capacity, low rate of fire, and no suppressor (who would use it anyway). Extended magazines are highly recommended to increase the Desert Eagle's gameplay potential as a sidearm, although the laser is not a bad choice either. Unlike the standard pistols, the Desert Eagle is capable of killing a standard enemy on normal difficulty in one shot at close range regardless of where you hit them. Despite what you may see in games, the Desert Eagle is designed and used for sports/recreation and not for combat situations, as the extreme size, weight, and recoil are highly impractical for this purpose. It also comes in several calibers including .357 magnum and .44 magnum, though the iconic status of the .50 AE variant frequently eclipses these. BERETTA 92FS DAMAGE 4/10 RANGE 3/10 ACCURACY 8/10 PENETRATION 6/10 Caliber: 9mm Parabellum Magazine Capacity: 15+1 Country of Origin: Italy Recommended Attachment: Laser Sight Unlocked in ACES at Marksman Level 8 The Beretta 92FS offers solid accuracy, reliability, and low recoil at the cost of limited stopping power, as do many 9mm handguns. The 92FS already carries a generous 15+1 magazine capacity, so a laser sight is recommended to allow the 92FS to improve hip-fire accuracy. The in-game damage and recoil of the 92FS are nearly identical to the P99, USP40, and MK23. The large magazine capacity makes a suppressed Beretta 92FS a good choice of sidearm for stealth missions. The Rainbow Six series correctly names the Beretta as the 92FS model. The common terms "M92" and "M92F" are misnomers; the 92FS is the standard model and the M9 was built and issued specifically for the US military. Though the actual difference between these models is not significant, the "M" is not interchangeable. A staple of international military use and John Woo movies, the most recognizable trademark of the 92FS is the open slide and exposed ejection port. When the slide cycles, the ejection port of the 92FS is exposed on all three sides, reducing the likelihood of the spent shell casing failing to eject completely and jamming the gun, frequently known as a "stovepipe" jam. The SIG P320 has since replaced the M9 as the standard issue handgun of the US military, but the M9 still remains drop safe at least. GLOCK 18C DAMAGE 3/10 RANGE 1/10 ACCURACY 5/10 PENETRATION 5/10 Caliber: 9mm Parabellum Magazine Capacity: 10+1 Country of Origin: Austria Recommended Attachment: Extended Magazine Unlocked in ACES at CQB Level 8 The Glock 18 is not particularly versatile, but by far one of the most potent sidearms. Not due to the poor accuracy, low stopping power, or short range, but due to its full auto capability. A laser sight might seem a wise choice to improve its low accuracy, but RSV2 's G18C holds only 10+1 rounds, so a better choice is to use extended magazines, which beings the magazine capacity up to 17+1. With these, the G18C effectively becomes a submachine gun with unlimited ammunition, though it requires near-constant reloading when used as such. Keep in mind the G18C cannot accept a suppressor. If for whatever reason you need to resort to using your pistol far more often than you'd like to, this should be your choice. The "C" in Glock 18C stands for compensator, or the ventilation cuts on the barrel visible through the top of the slide. These allow gas to vent through the top of the barrel, which helps reduce recoil. The real Glock 18 can accept 10, 17, or extended 33 round magazines. With their inherent simplicity, low cost, and rugged reliability, Glock pistols continue to be some of the most widely used handguns in the world. TAURUS RAGING BULL DAMAGE 9/10 RANGE 8/10 ACCURACY 6/10 PENETRATION 9/10 Caliber: .454 Casull Cylinder Capacity: 6 Country of Origin: Brazil Recommended Attachment: Laser Sight Unlocked in ACES at Assault Level 10 The sole revolver of the game, the Raging Bull is also the most powerful sidearm available. High ac