Unit 13 - Revision history

Pustelga7: /* Franchi SPAS-15 */

2022-12-23T16:59:52Z

Franchi SPAS-15

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	== Franchi SPAS-15 ==		== Franchi SPAS-15 ==
	Carried by enemy shotgunners, this weapon fires in a semi-auto mode and is potentially ruinous up close.		Carried by enemy shotgunners, this weapon fires in a semi-auto mode and is potentially ruinous up close.
			[[Image:Franchi SPAS-15 folding stock.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Sporting Purpose Automatic Shotgun - 12 gauge]]
	[[Image:~~Franchi_spas15~~.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Sporting Purpose Automatic Shotgun - 12 gauge]]
	[[Image:Unit13_SPAS15(1).jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]		[[Image:Unit13_SPAS15(1).jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]

Ft763 at 21:48, 28 September 2021

2021-09-28T21:48:26Z

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	'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and combat, first-person and/or third-person view depending on whether or not players elect to use optical attachments. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon~~, regardless of the circumstances~~.		'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and combat, first-person and/or third-person view depending on whether or not players elect to use optical attachments. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon which seems to be loaded with infinite rounds.

	Most of the game's weapon models seem to be recycled from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of the now-defunct Zipper's previous games.		Most of the game's weapon models seem to be recycled from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of the now-defunct Zipper's previous games.

Spartan198: /* Remington 870 Modular Combat Shotgun System */ While it's true they typically aren't, there's no Hague Convention law prohibiting using shotguns against people. And I'm not even going to comment on any supposed ethics about it.

2021-06-12T01:12:28Z

Remington 870 Modular Combat Shotgun System: While it's true they typically aren't, there's no Hague Convention law prohibiting using shotguns against people. And I'm not even going to comment on any supposed ethics about it.

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	== Remington 870 Modular Combat Shotgun System ==		== Remington 870 Modular Combat Shotgun System ==
	The Remington 870, or R11-87 as it's called in-game, is a single-fire shotgun that somehow possesses a ridiculously high damage and accuracy rating. In reality, slug ammo would be extremely devastating against a target like a deer as compared to a .30-30, taking down even the biggest buck. At close range, buckshot and slugs are great against large animals (and perhaps people, but having no practical use due to legal and ethical reasons). As for why Zipper decided to make such a weapon both a devastating firearm at close distance and a long-range sniper when shotguns in fact suffer from damage falloff at extreme ranges is an absolute mystery.		The Remington 870, or R11-87 as it's called in-game, is a single-fire shotgun that somehow possesses a ridiculously high damage and accuracy rating. As for why Zipper decided to make such a weapon both a devastating firearm at close distance and a long-range sniper when shotguns in fact suffer from damage falloff at extreme ranges is an absolute mystery.

	[[Image:Model870P_MAXlg.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Remington 870 Police with a Surefire dedicated forend weaponlight - 12 gauge]]		[[Image:Model870P_MAXlg.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Remington 870 Police with a Surefire dedicated forend weaponlight - 12 gauge]]

Ominae at 14:47, 25 February 2021

2021-02-25T14:47:30Z

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	{{Infobox Video Game\|{{PAGENAME}}		{{Infobox Video Game\|{{PAGENAME}}
	\|name = Unit 13		\|name = Unit 13
	\|picture = Unit-13~~-ps-vita-box-art~~.~~jpeg~~		\|picture = Unit 13 PS Vita game cover.jpg
	\|caption = PS Vita front cover page		\|caption = PS Vita front cover page
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	= Assault rifles =		= Assault rifles =

Pustelga7: /* LMT M203 */

2021-02-25T14:18:16Z

LMT M203

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	Unlike its real-life variant, the game's grenade launcher is extremely unfaithful: a round fired too close to oneself automatically kills the wielder. Being hazardous aside, this is highly unrealistic in a realistic combat circumstance for launched grenades would only detonate after traveling a varying distance between 2 and 14 meters based on the specific grenade model used. Not only that, they also have to have revolved a set number of revolutions before their fuses could even prime.		Unlike its real-life variant, the game's grenade launcher is extremely unfaithful: a round fired too close to oneself automatically kills the wielder. Being hazardous aside, this is highly unrealistic in a realistic combat circumstance for launched grenades would only detonate after traveling a varying distance between 2 and 14 meters based on the specific grenade model used. Not only that, they also have to have revolved a set number of revolutions before their fuses could even prime.

	[[Image:~~KAC-M203SAL~~.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Knights Armament Co. Stand Alone M203 Launcher Platform ~~with Type 1 Telescoping Stock~~ - 40x46mm]]		[[Image:M203SA fixed stock.jpg\|thumb\|none\|450px\|Knights Armament Co. Stand Alone M203 Launcher Platform - 40x46mm]]
	[[Image:Unit13_M203.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]		[[Image:Unit13_M203.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]

Ft763 at 07:08, 13 July 2017

2017-07-13T07:08:20Z

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	[[Category:Video Game]]		[[Category:Video Game]]
	[[Category:Third-Person Shooter]]		[[Category:Third-Person Shooter]]
			[[Category:Stealth]]

Ft763 at 06:42, 13 July 2017

2017-07-13T06:42:10Z

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	'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and combat, first-person and/or third-person view depending on whether or not players elect to use optical attachments. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon, regardless of the circumstances.		'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and combat, first-person and/or third-person view depending on whether or not players elect to use optical attachments. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon, regardless of the circumstances.

	Most of the game's weapon models seem to be ~~reused~~ from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of Zipper's previous games.		Most of the game's weapon models seem to be recycled from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of the now-defunct Zipper's previous games.

	{{spoilers}}		{{spoilers}}

Ft763 at 01:09, 6 July 2017

2017-07-06T01:09:16Z

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	The [[AK-47]] assault rifle is used by most terrorist infantry personnel and some High Value Targets. Bizarrely, despite carrying 30 rounds per magazine in reality, the game allows one to equip a 40-round magazine (unless, of course, it has an extended magazine by default). It is always fitted with an ACOG no matter the situation when the player picks it up.		The [[AK-47]] assault rifle is used by most terrorist infantry personnel and some High Value Targets. Bizarrely, despite carrying 30 rounds per magazine in reality, the game allows one to equip a 40-round magazine (unless, of course, it has an extended magazine by default). It is always fitted with an ACOG no matter the situation when the player picks it up.
	[[Image:AK47-PolyTechLegend.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Poly Technologies AK-47 - 7.62x39mm.]]		[[Image:AK47-PolyTechLegend.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Poly Technologies AK-47 - 7.62x39mm.]]
	[[Image:AK47.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|The AK-47 was apparently an optional weapon in an early version of the game, though this changed.]]		[[Image:AK47.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px\|The AK-47 was apparently an optional weapon in an early version of the game, though this eventually changed.]]

	==Rock SOPMOD M14==		==Rock SOPMOD M14==

Ft763 at 01:08, 6 July 2017

2017-07-06T01:08:17Z

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	'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and ~~aiming down sights~~, first-person view ~~unless~~ players ~~specifically~~ elect ~~not~~ to ~~attach sights~~. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon, regardless of the circumstances.		'''''Unit 13''''' is a game with third-person and first-person elements; movement is carried out in a third-person perspective and combat, first-person and/or third-person view depending on whether or not players elect to use optical attachments. Players can generally select a maximum of two firearms, which are a primary and secondary weapon. The former contains multiple archetypes, such as assault rifles, carbines, shotguns, sniper rifles, machine guns and launchables, while the latter is limited to a pistol; the game automatically issues this and players can never select, swap out or drop their handgun. Enemies may carry different weapons depending on the situation: for example, riflemen would be armed with carbines, pointmen with shotguns, sharpshooters with sniper rifles and high-value-targets with launchers. Interestingly, the opposing faction is ''never'' seen carrying a pistol and will always use a primary weapon, regardless of the circumstances.

	Most of the game's weapon models seem to be reused from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of Zipper's previous games.		Most of the game's weapon models seem to be reused from ''[[SOCOM 4: US Navy SEALs]]'', one of Zipper's previous games.

Pyramid Silent: adding categories

2017-07-02T12:39:39Z

adding categories

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	[[Image:M18red.jpg\|thumb\|none\|150px\|M18 smokescreen grenade with a 'red smoke' label]]		[[Image:M18red.jpg\|thumb\|none\|150px\|M18 smokescreen grenade with a 'red smoke' label]]
	[[Image:Unit13_MP7.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]		[[Image:Unit13_MP7.jpg\|thumb\|none\|500px]]

			[[Category:Video Game]]
			[[Category:Third-Person Shooter]]