Hmm.. Are you sure you have that right?
http://www.chuckhawks.com/handgun_trajectory_table.htmhttp://www.chuckhawks.com/handgun_trajectory_table.htm
That site talks about a 9mm Luger having a drop of about 3 inches at 100 yards. Where did you get six foot from? That makes no sense whatsoever. Are you THROWING them at the target?
By the way, you know the "effective" range is not how far the bullet will go, its how far it will go while still having enough power to kill - AKA be effective.
The 9mm loses power rapidly but that doesn't mean that it can't hurt or even kill you at 200m. It's just a lot harder to do it.
The thing I've never seen anyone do is prove that the person who got that shot hit EXACTLY what they were aiming at, and weren't just lucky.
People complain like 100m MP40 kills happen all the time, but that's just plain bollocks. Hell even 100m rifle kills are rare on these maps. They happen... just like in real life. They are rare, and hard to do... just like in real life.
What's the problem?
Well if they are going to nerf the MP-40 they better make it have a better ROF or something , otherwise then the MP-40 will be worthless wich will leave us with the same problem uh ?
Sheesh
I'm just sick and tired of everybody and his brother having an smg, and several of them window camping from 50-200 yards with them like some kind of full-auto sniper rifle! Yes, in real life you could kill people just fine with one at 100m, but the stated in-game purpose of including them is for "assault."
"Assault" does not include camping in 5th story windows shooting at ants across the map with the riflemen having to storm the enemy positions and face THEIR smg's.
So, as a compromise solution (assuming they're NOT going to lower the unrealistic ratio of MP40's to Kar98's (which was ideally 8 98's to 1 MP40 in 1942-43, but often less in Stalingrad), why not make them fully accurate to 50m, iffy accurate at 50-100m, and crapola at over 100m? If people are using them as intended, why would they gripe?
WikipediaDespite the impression given by popular culture, particularly in war films and video games, MP 40s were generally issued only to paratroopers and platoon and squad leaders;[citation needed] the majority of German soldiers carried Karabiner 98k rifles. However, later experience with Soviet tactics - such as the Battle of Stalingrad where entire units armed with submachine guns outgunned their German counterparts in short range urban combat - caused a shift in tactics, and by the end of the war the MP 40 and its derivatives were being issued to entire assault platoons on a limited basis.
I heard that once we get PPSh drum mags it's gonna reduce the recoil.
Not sure if that's confirmed but it would propably make PPSh better than MP.