G11 Black Ops Multiplayer Weapon Guide

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Facebook: / xboxahoy • Twitter: / xboxahoy • Hello, this is XboxAhoy and this is the final episode of my Black • In this episode we're covering the G11. • It fires a 3-round burst, and is unlocked once you've purchased all of the other assault rifles. • The G11 is a prototype German weapon, designed by Heckler und Koch. • Development started in the late 1960s, and the first prototypes emerged in 1970. Later designs entered field testing in the 1980s, and the design was finalised in 1990. • The G11 was intended to be a highly-engineered, modern replacement for the G3 battle rifle: a high-tech weapon fitting for a space age era. • Perhaps the most notable feature of the G11 is its use of caseless ammunition: rather than using a brass cartridge to contain the charge, the propellant is instead moulded around the bullet, eliminating the need for case ejection. • Such a change is fraught with engineering difficulty, however - the least of which is heat dissipation, as the traditional brass cartridge acts as a heatsink for thermal energy generated upon firing. • Early models were prone to ammunition cook-off: the chamber would heat up to a temperature that would spontaneously ignite a round, resulting in uncontrollable automatic fire. • Nevertheless, the caseless concept was perfected with help from Dynamit Nobel, and after a series of prototypes and field testing, the improved G11K2 variant went into limited production in 1990, with 1000 units produced. • With this weapon proving significantly more effective than the now-venerable G3 in testing, it seemed as though the G11 would be the first service rifle to use caseless ammunition. • However, the project was scuppered by the reunification of East and West Germany in 1991 - political reorganisation and a lack of funding would be the weapon's downfall. • Since the scrapping of the project, others have flirted with caseless designs: but none have come to fruition. • Ultimately, the German Bundeswehr would replace the G3 rifle with the more traditional G36 design. • The G11's caseless ammunition was of a custom design: the 4.73-by-33 millimetre round. • Magazines are of a standard box type, and in-game hold 48 rounds total. • Damage is moderately low, with per-shot lethality on par with the low damage automatic rifles. • You'll need 3 shots to kill at close range, and 4 at a distance. • This means the per-burst lethality is, on average, lower than that of the M16, which can potentially kill in just two shots. • The G11's rate of fire is much higher, however: firing at 1250 rounds per minute within the burst, for a total effective sustained rate of about 525 rounds per minute. • This faster fire rate means the weapon can more effectively tackle moving targets, and has a lower time-to-kill upon a lethal burst. • Recoil is very mild too, with the G11 able to put 3 bullets in a very small area: while you may not be able to down a target in a single burst at long range, with such low recoil the G11 can place multiple bursts on the same target in relatively quick succession. • Aim time is standard for the assault rifles, at 250 milliseconds - and reloads are moderately quick, at 2.7 seconds: given the large magazine and conservative usage of ammunition, reloads are seldom an issue with the G11. • One interesting trait is the weapon's superior hipfire performance: it boasts the highest degree of accuracy from the hip of all assault rifles, sharing the same performance as an SMG. • This means it is quite effective at a closer range - and while you do need an entire burst to connect to kill, the G11 is far more likely to emerge unscathed in a close-range gunfight than the M16. • The G11 is a very strong primary weapon that rewards accurate players with lightning-quick lethality. • A well placed burst won't give your opponent any chance to fight back, and the G11's generous magazine means you can place burst after burst downrange quickly. • A blend of beneficial traits means this weapon can be used at any range effectively - great hipfire accuracy and low recoil means that the G11 is seldom left wanting in a firefight. • However, the G11 is subject to the usual detriment of a burst-fire weapon: you are highly reliant on first-burst lethality to ensure you preserve your advantage. • The delay between bursts means automatic weapons have time to catch up, and could spell your doom against a savvy foe. • Still, despite some weaknesses the G11 is still a compellingly effective primary weapon - capable of closing out an enemy assault and deflecting entire groups of enemies from a good position. • While the burst weapons tend to be more effective at a mid-to-long range, the G11's rate of fire and superior hipfire round out the G11's versatility. • In most cases this caseless German rifle shines: if you're comfortable with a burst-fire weapon, elect the G11... • ...and you'll find yourself in killstreak heaven.

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