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| + | |recoil = {{Recoil|0.42|0.175|0.175}} |
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| + | |partial = 1.96s |
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|faction = [[File:Flag Germany 1933.png|20px]] [[Wehrmacht#Battlefield V|Germany]] <small>(SP)</small> |
|faction = [[File:Flag Germany 1933.png|20px]] [[Wehrmacht#Battlefield V|Germany]] <small>(SP)</small> |
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|unlocks = <center><u>'''Rank 1'''</u><br /><small>Quick Reload · Quick Aim</small><br /><u>'''Rank 2'''</u><br /><small>Enhanced Grips · Ported Barrel</small><br /><u>'''Rank 3'''</u><br /><small>Polished Action · Barrel Bedding</small><br /><u>'''Rank 4'''</u><br /><small>Recoil Buffer · Custom Stock</small><br /></center> |
|unlocks = <center><u>'''Rank 1'''</u><br /><small>Quick Reload · Quick Aim</small><br /><u>'''Rank 2'''</u><br /><small>Enhanced Grips · Ported Barrel</small><br /><u>'''Rank 3'''</u><br /><small>Polished Action · Barrel Bedding</small><br /><u>'''Rank 4'''</u><br /><small>Recoil Buffer · Custom Stock</small><br /></center> |
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===Multiplayer=== |
===Multiplayer=== |
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| − | In Multiplayer, the MP40 is issued to the [[Medic#Battlefield V|Medic]] class, unlocked at Medic rank 4. The weapon |
+ | In Multiplayer, the MP40 is issued to the [[Medic#Battlefield V|Medic]] class, unlocked at Medic rank 4. The weapon shares many attributes with the kit's starting weapon, the [[Sten#Battlefield V|STEN]], including fire rate, magazine capacity, reserve supply and [[Specializations#Battlefield V|specialization tree]]. It also possesses similarly light recoil, although per-shot recoil is marginally higher than the STEN resulting in higher climb in fully automatic fire, as well as a lower muzzle velocity of 455 m/s. The key strength of the MP40 is its greater base accuracy, coupled with a best-in-class partial reload of 1.96s. This allows the MP40 to rapidly reengage after depleting the magazine, but is offset by a much less impressive 3.33s empty magazine reload. Despite its limited application in very close quarters due to its low rate of fire, the MP40 has considerable reach because of its light recoil, especially when tap-fired, in addition to increased sustainability in gunfights produced by a very short downtime between reloads, with the caveat that magazines must not completely expended. |
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| + | In terms of specializations, the MP40 lacks any default unlocks unlike its close relation. It has available Quick Reload, Enhanced Grips, Polished Action and Recoil Buffer on its left path, and Quick Aim, Ported Barrel, Barrel Bedding and Custom Stock on the right. |
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Revision as of 20:21, 10 July 2019
A real-life MP40.
The MP 40 (Maschinenpistole 40, German for "Machine Pistol 40") was the standard Sub-machine gun of the European Axis Forces during World War II. It was designed by Heinrich Vollmer for the German army. The MP 40 is an iconic image from the Second World War; so it often features prominently in war movies.
Battlefield 1942
The MP 40 is a weapon featured in Battlefield 1942 and is issued to the Wehrmacht, Afrika Korps, Royal Italian Army and German Elite Forces Medic kits,as well as the Jetpack kit in Secret Weapons of WWII expansion pack.
The weapon has a high rate of fire amongst all infantry weapons at 540 rpm, but with a lower damage per shot compared to Assault Rifles available to the Assault kit. It requires four shots to the body to kill at minimum range, and seven at one hundred meters and beyond. Although the MP 40 has low recoil per shot, during sustained firing its high rate of fire can make controlling the weapon difficult, throwing the user's aim up and to the left or right. This, along with high spread deviation with long shots, makes the MP 40 a poor choice for long range engagements, at which the gun is only semi-effective even when fired prone and in bursts or single shots. As with other submachine guns, the MP 40 is, therefore, better suited to close quarters engagements, as well as shooting on the move thanks to its weapon type having the lowest max spread deviation.
When comparing the MP 40 to the allies Thompson, both weapons have identical spread, damage and recoil patterns, and only differ in reload time and magazine capacity, with the MP 40 being slightly faster by 0.5 seconds, and with two more bullets in the magazine. The Thompson, however, surpasses its counterparts in rate of fire, at 600 rpm versus 540 rpm of the MP 40, giving the Thompson a slight edge when up close. The MP 18, MP 40 and Sten SMG are identical in terms of stats and function.
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Battlefield Vietnam
The MP 40 is a weapon featured in the official Battlefield Vietnam World War II Mod, issued to the Imperial Japanese Army's Medic kit. It has a different model and different reload animations from its Battlefield 1942 counterpart, but is very similar in performance and stats.
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Battlefield Heroes
While not identified by name, the National Army Submachine guns in Battlefield Heroes are all visually based on the MP 40.
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Battlefield V
— In-game description
The MP40 is a weapon featured in Battlefield V, first appearing in the Battlefield 5 Official Reveal Trailer.
Singleplayer
Throughout the singleplayer war stories, the MP40 is the general weapon used by enemy German Assault troops. MP40s are also wielded by Peter Müller, Hartmann and Schröder during The Last Tiger.
Multiplayer
In Multiplayer, the MP40 is issued to the Medic class, unlocked at Medic rank 4. The weapon shares many attributes with the kit's starting weapon, the STEN, including fire rate, magazine capacity, reserve supply and specialization tree. It also possesses similarly light recoil, although per-shot recoil is marginally higher than the STEN resulting in higher climb in fully automatic fire, as well as a lower muzzle velocity of 455 m/s. The key strength of the MP40 is its greater base accuracy, coupled with a best-in-class partial reload of 1.96s. This allows the MP40 to rapidly reengage after depleting the magazine, but is offset by a much less impressive 3.33s empty magazine reload. Despite its limited application in very close quarters due to its low rate of fire, the MP40 has considerable reach because of its light recoil, especially when tap-fired, in addition to increased sustainability in gunfights produced by a very short downtime between reloads, with the caveat that magazines must not completely expended.
In terms of specializations, the MP40 lacks any default unlocks unlike its close relation. It has available Quick Reload, Enhanced Grips, Polished Action and Recoil Buffer on its left path, and Quick Aim, Ported Barrel, Barrel Bedding and Custom Stock on the right.
Gallery
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