Also, by default, all magazines (regardless of whether or not they have ammo left) are retained on reloads. When you switch back to your first gun, it won't have a magazine and if it's a closed-bolt gun with a round still chambered, you can fire it off before loading the new mag in. For example, you've fired a few shots from your weapon before removing the magazine for a reload, but you're forced to transition to your backup to fight off a threat. All-or-Nothing Reloads: Averted with the staged reloading system.The VHS-2's launcher, the VHS-BG is simply known as the VHS-2-GL.However, this version was removed from launch and later replaced by the PF-940 we have today, presumably for legal reasons. Curiously, the weapon was known as the "M005" in the beta (likely a reference to the M007, the USMC's designation for the Glock 19M) and also sported the Glock 17's proper frame instead of an aftermarket one.The PF-940 is an interesting example: It was the name of an aftermarket frame kit for Glock 17, but in this game it's used as the name of the gun itself.designation for an M82A1 with some modifications. The Barrett M107CQ is known instead as the M82A1 CQ, which is half-correct since the M107 is the U.S. ![]() ![]() The SIG P226 is called the L106A1, which is its designation in the UK Military.A.K.A.-47: Mostly averted, but a few examples play with this trope:.Action Girl: The game introduces other female soldier characters to co-op and multiplayer, but only for the Security Team. ![]() It takes roughly 2 seconds for the bomb to detonate which is preceded by a obnoxiously loud cellphone beeping noise warning players of impending doom, but they can be disarmed by killing them before the vest explodes.
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