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The video offers an in-depth ranking and analysis of various handguns in the game "Ready or Not," focusing on their suitability for law enforcement within the game. The creator's evaluations are subjective, emphasizing factors such as effectiveness against armored suspects, magazine capacity, and attachment compatibility. Notable firearms reviewed include the Glock 19, commended for its reliability but placed in the B tier due to its 9mm caliber's ineffectiveness against armor. Other highlighted handguns include the Colt M45 A1, rated C tier for its practicality issues, and the powerful yet impractical Colt Python, which earns an S tier for style. The FN Five-seveN is praised for its armor-piercing capabilities and placed in the S tier, while the Beretta 92X Performance Pistol and M11 Compact (Sig Sauer P229 Legion) are appreciated for their tactical uses but rated A and B tiers respectively. The USP is noted for its reliability but marked down for its limited magazine size. Throughout the discussion, the speaker underscores the unique appeal of handguns despite their limited use compared to other firearms, encouraging players to try different guns and share their experiences.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses the variety of weapons available in the game “Ready or Not,” focusing on handguns for this segment. They explain that the rankings are subjective and based on criteria such as effectiveness against armored suspects, attachment compatibility, magazine capacity, and aesthetics. They note that handguns are generally used as backup weapons, except when using a shield, where the pistol becomes primary. The Glock 19 is reviewed specifically, highlighting its widespread use, reliability, 15-round magazine capacity, and suitability for law enforcement. However, its 9mm caliber struggles against armor, placing it in the B tier.
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In this part of the video, various handguns are evaluated and ranked based on their suitability for law enforcement use in the game “Ready or Not.”
1. **Colt M45 A1**: Previously used by the US Marine Corps, it has a significant finish, a national match barrel, and a Picatinny rail, but it’s ranked in C tier due to lower magazine capacity and less practicality for law enforcement.
2. **Colt Python**: The only revolver in the game with the largest caliber. It’s impractical due to a six-round capacity and high recoil but is placed in S tier for its stylish appeal and the respect it garners when used successfully in difficult scenarios.
3. **Beretta 92X Performance Pistol**: An enhanced version of the Beretta 92 FS, featuring upgraded components and a 15-round magazine. It’s suitable for competition and tactical use, placed in A tier for its blend of functionality and aesthetics despite its limitations against armor.
4. **FN Five-seveN**: Designed with a polymer body and 5.7x28mm rounds to penetrate body armor, reflecting its partnership design with the FNP90 personal defense weapon.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses several firearms and their attributes in the game. The FN Five-seveN (57) is highlighted for its lightweight, large magazine capacity, and armor penetration abilities, making it effective against body armor and versatile for various roles due to its capability to mount a flashlight, laser, and optic. It is considered an “S tier” weapon. Next, the M11 Compact (Sig Sauer P229 Legion) is described as a durable 9mm handgun with custom grips and a gray coating, suitable for law enforcement, and is rated as a “B tier.” Lastly, the USP, another 45 ACP handgun initially designed for the US Special Operations Command, is praised for its reliability and ability to handle attachments. However, its 12-round magazine is seen as a limitation, necessitating frequent reloads.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the use of handguns in the game, noting they are used the least compared to other firearms. They mention that handguns typically come into play when using a shield or if chosen as the primary weapon. Despite this, handguns have a certain intrinsic cool factor that makes players feel like an average beat cop in a tough situation. The speaker encourages viewers to try all the guns themselves and share their thoughts.