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| − | APS was a cut weapon in very early desing of Battlefield 2 Special Forces. The APS was a underwater rifle. As there are no underwater levels the weapon is not present in the game. The Weapon & Underwater levels were cut in very early desing. The APS was a weapon of [[Spetsnaz]] Here, however, appearances are deceptive of the image. What looks like an assault rifle with a disproportionate magazine is in fact an underwater weapon which fires 120mm bolts. The Weapon was also extremely inaccurate. |
+ | APS was a cut weapon in very early desing of Battlefield 2 Special Forces. The APS was a underwater rifle. As there are no underwater levels the weapon is not present in the game. The Weapon & Underwater levels were cut in very early desing. The APS was a weapon of [[Spetsnaz]] Here, however, appearances are deceptive of the image. What looks like an assault rifle with a disproportionate magazine is in fact an underwater weapon which fires 120mm bolts. The Weapon was also extremely inaccurate. |
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[[File:Aps.jpg|thumb|350px|The only known picture of APS.]] |
[[File:Aps.jpg|thumb|350px|The only known picture of APS.]] |
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Revision as of 23:10, 18 November 2012
APS was a cut weapon in very early desing of Battlefield 2 Special Forces. The APS was a underwater rifle. As there are no underwater levels the weapon is not present in the game. The Weapon & Underwater levels were cut in very early desing. The APS was a weapon of Spetsnaz Here, however, appearances are deceptive of the image. What looks like an assault rifle with a disproportionate magazine is in fact an underwater weapon which fires 120mm bolts. The Weapon was also extremely inaccurate.
The only known picture of APS.
Source
http://forums.bf2s.com/viewtopic.php?id=51621
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