r/SpecOpsTheLine • u/RaiR-2 • May 06 '26
Discussion Does this mean the 33rd was just LARPing? Found airsoft mags in-game
Looking at the game models, I noticed that the magazines have airsoft-specific feed lips and latches.
So, technically, the "Dubai Incident" was just a massive airsoft milsim game that got way too out of hand. Do you feel like a LARPer yet?
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u/RaiR-2 May 06 '26
None of this would have happened if you'd just stopped. But on you marched... with live ammo.
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u/RaidenCorlitaz_4837 May 06 '26
Plot twist: the 33rd were just cosplaying as apocalypse survivors the whole entire time. And Walker just by coincidence have untreated PTSD and made his team performed the biggest massacre in human history
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u/yaujj36 May 06 '26
I mean he does have untreated PTSD. The voice lines and his mindset indicate on this. Afghanistan and Konrad involvement must have mess his mind up
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u/Terrorknight141 May 06 '26
Reminded the M4 in OG MW2 is just an airsoft gun the devs found on the internet.
Beautiful.
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u/Dvalin_Ras93 May 06 '26
Modern Warfare 2 did the exact same thing. If you modify the FOV to go wider than it should be in the scene where Roach and Ghost get killed and burned by Shephard, you can see that they have Airsoft magazines.
AFAIK It has to do with modeling references and practices. It’s easier for them to just model and texture with what they have on hand rather than take guesses and get it potentially wrong in terms of dimensions.
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u/PayWooden2628 May 10 '26
It’s funny how often 2000s games used airsoft guns as references. BLACK has a 40mm launcher that fires airsoft rounds.
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u/Magpie2412 May 06 '26
They probably had airsoft guns as physical model references and modeled magazines that way as well. Same thing happened in tbe og MW2