What do you mean Vector? D:
No reason it would be deleted. If the developers release something to the public domain then it's in the public domain, they can't stop you from looking at files on your own computer.
It's the gun the Recon is holding in that picture. More properly known as the KRISS Super-V. Vector is a term used for the muzzle-climb reduction system employed in the design, and is also what the "V" stands for in the name.
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Agreed... there used to be a thread but people pulled it off topic and it got closed... which brings me to my next point... the on topic comment.
I think the Penta is here because of aesthetics as from most of the weapons I've found on here I do not fully agree with the implementation I feel they are liberally implemented and more chosen on aesthetics. I.E. "If the gun looks cool we'll make it work!"
I'm not against this as I want a cool looking gun but I also feel I can point out the surplus of cool looking and easy to use weaponry that exists today. I would hope the DEV team could spend a few days on Google Images and then Google Search (use the right one: https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=xx-hacker) to find some other cool weapons and cause them to perform to their IRL situations. Then we wouldn't care if an antiquated weapon was in-game, due to the reality that these weapons are inferior their use would be nearly non-existent.
Wouldn't it just be better to allow the players to accumulate parts for their arms, so they can do as they please? More and more now, we're seeing a modular transition in MMOs and IRL. So why be stuck with a weapon that you may or may not outgrow, or even see as useless? To me, that would be a better idea, than introducing something that may be outdated or obscure.
You can do alot with a Saiga 12, for example, but having the ability to keep said parts for interchangeability is not there. That in a way discourages you from collecting parts or even buying some weapons, because you may not be sure what you can do with weapon before you actually buy them.
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