MBT NLAW

[Wipeout]

Wow ya'll are smart about that one.. That's the way you win america..

[eddie]

Originally Posted by Bob_Marley

Easy. The awnser (as is the awnser to the Korean problem) is The Netherlands. We'll flood France with dope, coke and hookers and they'll be much easier to get along with.

Are you drunk by any chance Mr.Marley?

Let's try and keep this thing on topic though, capisce?

[Mouse]

No dudes, The NLAW also has a direct attack mode wer u select it to jst fire straight towards the target, read the link about the NLAW in my first post

[Eddie Baker]

Originally Posted by Bob_Marley

Well, from what I understand the current UK light AT weapon (the LAW 80) is two generations out of date. It was replaced in a limited way with the ILAW (the AT-4) and thats currently being fully replaced wiht the MBT NLAW.

Though due to the fact that the MBT NLAW is a guided top attack weapon, and the US already have the AT-4 the LAW 80 is probubly there for gameplay reasons.

The reason it's in there is because we did not know about the AT-4 ILAW until the model was made, and once it was discussed it was decided it was better to give the UK a unique weapon. As of now, three different unguided launchers are being used by deployed UK forces; AT-4 ILAW, LAW-80 (still) and the M72A5 66mm LAW, which has made a comeback in Afghanistan and Iraq because of its high portability.

[Clypp]

Originally Posted by lonelyjew

Every faction has their own distinct light at weapon, it would only be natural and fair for the brits to have their own.

The LAW is already modeled and in game for the British.

[Bob_Marley]

Originally Posted by [R-DEV]Eddie Baker

The reason it's in there is because we did not know about the AT-4 ILAW until the model was made, and once it was discussed it was decided it was better to give the UK a unique weapon. As of now, three different unguided launchers are being used by deployed UK forces; AT-4 ILAW, LAW-80 (still) and the M72A5 66mm LAW, which has made a comeback in Afghanistan and Iraq because of its high portability.

Ah, right right, as I thought.

Any chance of seeing the M72? Surely EoD have a model either made or in the works and it would be a nice one shot really light AT weapon for the AP rifleman or SF or something, thats just a handy weapon for blasting people out of rooms or doing some damage to a jeep or FAV. Just a thought. The MEC could have the RPG-18 "Fly", and I'm sure those Chinese chappies have something in a similar vein.