M2 Browning is a portable heavy machine gun in Counter-Strike Online.
Overview
M2 Browning is an American heavy machine gun chambered with 250 rounds of .50 BMG for each magazine used during World War II. It can be mounted for high rate of fire and massive damage shootings but the user cannot move when using this mode.
Advantages
- High damage
- Very high magazine size
- Can be mounted
- High rate of fire when mounted
- Accurate when mounted
Disadvantages
- Take time to change modes
- Expensive
- Heavy
- Low rate of fire when not mounted
- Cannot share bullet with other guns
- Very high recoil when not mounted
- Ammunition easily runs dry under prolonged fire
- Cannot move when mounted
Release date
This machine gun was released alongside Zombie 4: Darkness on:
- Korea: 9 January 2014.
- Taiwan/ Hong Kong: 14 January 2014.
- China/Japan: 15 January 2014.
Users
Counter-terrorist
: Used by the US Armed Forces.- : Used by the British Armed Forces.
- : Used by the French armed forces.
- : Used by the South Korean Armed Forces.
- : Used by the Republic of China Armed Forces.
- : Used by the Self-Defense Forces.
- : Used by the Singapore Armed Forces.
Terrorist
- Guerrilla Warfare: Seen in posters.
Gallery
View model (mobile)
Ditto, reload
View model (pod)
Ditto, reload
World model
Shop model
Firing animation
A Guerilla Warfare member with M2
In-game screenshot, Mode A
Ditto, Mode B
Korea poster
Taiwan/Hong Kong poster
China poster
HUD Icon
Shooting sound Ditto
File:Counter-Strike Online - M2 Browning - China Official Trailer File:CSO KR - Z4 Darkness - Failed to defence by M2 Browning in Italy ---- 3 Gameplay-0
See also
Trivia
- In real life, the M2 Browning is not portable; it is usually mounted on sandbags, armored vehicles and tanks to be used as a support weapon.
- Rarely, the can also be used as a sniper rifle by attaching a telescopic sight to it. It was mainly used in the Vietnam War by the US Marines.
- The holding animation is similar to M134 Minigun.
- Oddly, In Taiwan/Hong Kong region, they used AI AS50's firing sound instead of the original one.
External links
- M2 Browning at Wikipedia.