All Types of M4s Compared

cannonfadder wrote: »

First, a silencer doesn't effect how much a bullet hurts in real life, why would they do it in a game? What it comes down where it hits and the caliber of the bullet, and the way the round works (ex. the 5.56 nato round bounces around inside the body whereas the 9mm just runs straight through) the velocity of the round also has an impact on how much damage it can do to a person (but that changes depending on the situation, ex. they're talking about taking some of the powder out of the 5.56 nato rounds because it moves to fast to stop enemies in close quarters.) Also when looking at which m4 is "best" you also need to look at the recoil/recoil patter, the m4 custom has a strange recoil pattern where the m4 adv has a fairly simple recoil to control. So when people tell you the m4 adv is "better" its partly because the recoil is easier to control and it has an extra 5 rounds, don't take that as me saying its better than the m4 custom, I prefer the custom to the advanced because when you learn to control the recoil its a headshot machine, but then again so is every other gun out there. Try them out find out which one works better for you.

just quick note damage isn't everything I can take people who use an ak47 with my G36 look at the power difference there.....something to think about

hetfly89 wrote: »

Are you sure? Where did you find out..
I'm just curious

PeterAmaro wrote: »

the new m4a1 it sucks... i mean waste of money if u have normal custom. If u don't should buy some crates( but stills being a waste.)

use first normal m4a1, and if u are good with that... try get m4a1-e