Because it was a forced and a money grab title by activision

That's what I'm sayin

Unfortunately SHG seems to have been extremely limited in the time they had to make vanguard and so they resorted to reusing their WW2 sound effects.

Medal of Honor Rising Sun has it

​@@WendiGonerLHI was about to say it thx for the mention

and Enlisted

Cod waw also

​@@leeknow953 CoD WAW only had the Type 99 LMG as Japan's lmg represented in the game.

There are a few other LMGs that use a hopper to feed.

You guys forgot perino model 1980 🥺👉👈

what do you mean by concept???? it's a real gun

@@cybronec having a lmg fed by rifle bullet clips, making it easier for logistics and allowing the assistant to reload without stop firing, isn't great for you?

​@@alexravex4575look for a video of a Type 11 strip down. It has so many moving parts individually machined.

@@alexravex4575 no,not great at all, IJA later abandon this idea and adopting Type 96, Type 99 instead.

When you realize that the US later adopted the idea of the machinegunner getting ammo from riflemen decades later with the 249. Japanese machine guns were weird yes but they actually have a reliable and dependable weapon. The italians have similar machine gun that feed by a 30 round clip/tray but theirs was a clusterfuck.

Its not the first time they did this. cod ww2 did this aswell, but its reversed

The CoD rate of fire is actually more accurate. The Battlefield one is too slow

Rushed spaghetti coding.

You can top them up in both games without removing the hopper though. Have ya watched the video?

Each stripper clip is 5 rounds. If the rounds remaining is not a multiple of 5 (partially used bottom clip), just filling the hopper will not result in a full 30 rounds. So they avoided this by replacing the hopper altogether, unless it's a multiple of 5.

@@yatsumleung8618 that just doesn't makes sense not unless your are willing to sacrifice lots of resources making multiple hoppers

@@warlordshaxx856You are right and the other guy is wrong. The reload animation is incorrect. the Japanese military did not replace the hopper to reload the gun the assistant gunner would simply top off the hopper with 5 stripper clip. You can see in Japanese army manual for the type 11.

@@iamadiver3963 yeah, hoppers are too expensive to be mass produced especially with the major design flaw

You are right its not how the thing really works, but for thr gameplay reasons it makes sense, reloading is meant to put the number back up to full in arcade shooters, but say you fire two rounds and reload... wtf are they gonna do? you fire five and and a clip ejects you can slap another clip in, you fire twelve you can put two clips in but you still have that 2 round discrepancy, either your gun will randomly be 1-4 rounds unloaded sometimes or they can use video game magic to have the dude rip off the hopper fixing the discrepancy because if you change the whole unit the number can be 30 everytime, a secondary set of animations when appropriate and you are on a count of five to reach 30 properly, and a cool reload for whem you are flat empty thats a bit beefier then just throwing more ammo into it. I do kind of like ripping off the hopper to reload from empty but I get why it's dumb, this gun is very pretty though

Well, I think Enlisted does an awesome job with the type 11. No detached Hopper when reloading.

Apparently it was issued with additional hoppers, but doctrinally, you're absolutely correct. This is some cowboy ass shootin that would not have been standard practice. It's a bit like the Fedorov Avtomat where they'd issue it with four or five mags, but the loader carried those, and you were really only suppose to use them if shit hit the fan. Normally, you'd top up the magazine with stripper clips.

Have ya been watching the video? Placing more clips on the hopper is still done in the reload animation on both games when the hopper isn't depleted. They only replace the entire hopper when it's fully depleted.

The removal of the entire hopper is wrong, but both games still top-up the hopper with individual clips in their reload animations when the entire hopper isn't depleted. Have ya watched the video?

@@cleeiii357 yes and...

Only enlisted is doing it right by feeding clips but yeah if you shoot 1 bullet a clip disappear in order to put 1 more to fully loaded due lack of animations

I'm sorry, but you're demonstrably incorrect. The Type 11 is provably capable of uninterrupted automatic fire. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ldd0bLGezbOqaKM.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptGCmZqiqcCWlJ8.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qKuJh8Jkva3MhGQ.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n92ZYJahuKyvd5c.html - (Volume warning. This clip has absolutely no audio balancing.) The mechanism appears to eject the clip almost instantly, and it has to. The bolt doesn't stop moving. If what you suggest was correct, you would need to rechamber the rifle every five shots, or the gun would have to have a buffer system designed to slow down the bolt every five shots to prevent it from closing while the hopper was slowly ejecting a clip. That said, I do agree that removing the hopper feels silly, but that's also an intended feature. Here - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_11_light_machine_gun#/media/File:Japanese_Type_11_LMG_from_1933_book.jpg "A feature of the Type 11 machine gun is its detachable hopper; it can be refilled while attached and does not require removal during operation." The weapon was issued with several additional hoppers for reloading in emergency circumstances, much like its contemporary the Fedorov Avtomat. You were intended to top up both guns with clips during normal operation, and only swap magazines/hoppers if you really needed it. Kind of like the whole "We can't afford to give the troops more than one round/semi auto/full auto! They'll just waste bullets!" evolution from the 1850s-1930s. It's like a magazine cutoff feature. Actually, that's kind of a fun point. The Type 11's whole deal is kind of similar to the idea behind the Krag Jorgensen. Huh. That's a bizarre parallel.

Lol this is game not real life

​@@PROBRADyah but some of them dare to say it historical accurate stuff in the game while having some of the weapon reload in the wrong way or weird way.

⁠@@Mr-Ad-196 I have never heard anyone call Vanguard historically accurate other than activision.

For casuals who prefer the easy arcadey gameplay where they could just turn off their minds when playing. As games like enlisted, post scriptum, and squad requires more than one braincell.

@@cleeiii357*for boring losers who prefer to take five million years to reload weaponry and then die to an unknown sniper hiding in a bush 2km away 🥱

True. Battlefield V too

@cleeiii357 nah. BfV had a bad start, but Vanguard took it too a whole new extreme

That reload of placing more clips on yhe hopper is still done on both games though. Have ya been watching the video? Replacing the entire hopper, while unrealistic, is still only do e when the entire hopper is depleted.

Right up until dirt gets in anywhere

Weapon, Japan. Moment

Nah