@Background Human
Aww! It’s adorable! I want one.

Ah, Hitler’s Buzzsaw  
For stains tougher than the Russian winter

I saw an employee in a restaurant make the same mistake of confusing one of those for a broom, needless to say, it didn’t well.

@HerrKraus
 
@Dazril  

 
 
@Dazril  

 
Literally where is the argument. I was actively praising the designers for Wolfenstein for coming up with a weapon that so beautifully encapsulated the Nazi obsession with wunderwaffen and similar poor tactical or strategic design choices.

@Dazril  
For your information, sir, the gun is indeed very front heavy, which is why the weapon was mainly used as a turret mounted weapon, and as a weapon used by the big meaty breed of animalstic armored behemoths known as Supersoldats. Only those with a suitible amount of strength could wield the weapon. Use this information as you must. On all accounts, i can agree that this is pretty much what youd get by slapping four mg-42’s together with a spinning barrel and giving it slightly more powerful ammunition. Good lord, i cant belive id spark up this much of an argument.

@ABronyAccount  
Yes, YES!!

@Prometheus labs CEO  
Panjandrumonium.

@Background Human
 
@Dazril  
Just deploy a bunch of panjandrums on a nazi shore and watch the pandemonium

@Background Human  
Which already makes it better than the Schewer Gustav, a massive waste of steel that could only be moved by rail and was designed as the final answer to breaching static defenses in the age of dynamic defense.

@ABronyAccount  
That is exactly what it is. The Great Panjandrum, developed by the UK to blow a hole in the Nazis’ coastal defenses. Unfortunately, the rocket propulsion was something less than reliable. Instead of going toward the target, the giant bomb on wheels went where-the-fuck-ever. Usually on its side.
 
It never made it out of testing.

@ABronyAccount  
Sounds like something Orks would build

@Prometheus labs CEO  
Looks like a rocket-propelled bomb on wheels.

@Background Human  
What the hell is that even a picture of?  
@Dazril  
That was probably because “the aryan race does not make mistakes, and therefore does not need to test its ideas like the lesser races do”

@Prometheus labs CEO  
I know, I was literally praising Wolfenstein for accurately capturing the pisspoor design philosophy they used with the gun.
 
@Background Human  
Except the Nazis would decide to mass produce their obvious failures when the allies never went past prototyping.

@Prometheus labs CEO  
To be fair, most of the players in World War II had some pretty dumb ideas.
 

 
Military research is all about finding the one idea out of a hundred that doesn’t suck, and then spamming the hell out of it.

@Dazril  
Well what do you expect from a bunch of racist morons who not only actively denied science by dismissing relativity as “Jewish physics” but also made up a bunch of shit about the Jews, such as claiming their blood cells looked nothing like “aryan” blood cells

@Ammit5  
Honestly it looks too front heavy to be effective as anything but an emplaced weapon, you’re trading the portability of the M-42 for dubious gains. Frankly, the weapon looks like hell to fire and is over-engineered to hell and back, based primarily on the concept without regard to practicially.
 
It is, in other words, a quintessential Nazi weapon, much like the maus and ratte. I applaud the designers for coming up with it.

Can we just accept that the MG-46 is a cool fictionalization of the already cool MG-42?

@Prometheus labs CEO  
Aside from very clearly not being the thing in the picture, that, sir, is a fictional gun, or in other words, a thing that doesn’t exist.

@ABronyAccount
 
@Dazril
 

 
It’s a thing from wolfenstein

@Dazril  
You act like you’ve never heard of a phased plasma rifle in the 40 Watt range.

@HerrKraus  
That is not a thing that exists.

@Ammit5  
If she does, itll likely be an MG-46, look it up.

@Ammit5
 
Maybe it malfunctioned?

The wizard summons 7.92x57mm of very angry little goblins.