Alliance of Valiant Arms: Difference between revisions

 

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* [[AKA-47]]: Subverted; while most of the weapons use names pretty much the same as their real-world counterparts, there are upgraded versions available that will often have a "MK.3" designation tacked on the end to denote their superiority to the vanilla versions. There's also a few weapons that play this trope straight; the "Remington R4" for example is in fact a Remington R5 RGP; an M4-like assault rifle that uses a gas-piston system instead of the M4's direct impingement system.

* [[Allegedly Free Game]]: The game is free to download and play, but there are two types of in-game currency; 'Euros' which you earn by winning matches and completing assorted challenges and such, and 'G-Coins', which you have to purchase using real-world money. Some weapons and equipment are only purchasable with G-Coin funds.

* [[Cold Sniper]]: The Sniper class, naturally. Any other class can get in on this too by grabbing weapons from slain Snipers.

* [[Color Coded for Your Convenience]]: A subtle example; the NRF faction wear uniforms with shades of blue, grey, and other 'cold' colors while the EU faction have green, tan, and other more 'earthy' colors to their uniforms.

* [[Friendly Fireproof]]: Friendly fire is disabled by default. Comes in handy when you're hammering away at an enemy and one of your buddies carelessly strays into your field of fire.

* [[Guns Akimbo]]: The Korean version of the game has several secondary weapons that can be wielded in this fashion, namely the Steyr TMP and the Barbatos version of the Beretta 92FS pistol.

 

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