BF2S Forums Does anyone think the Lambert Carbine looks like a piece of crap.

I don't care how it looks. All I care about it the fact that it is the best gun in the whole damn game.

SEREMAKER wrote:

hmmmmmmmmmmmm yeah the lamb does have that pussiness look to it

I just don't get why every part of the gun is unoriginal except the magazine housing.

it is a piece of crap. 2142 is a piece of crap.

i would have just added a fucking nuke so i can own the whole server

In 2134, a practicalness Jim Lambert created his first prototype carbine as a way to acquire financial gain from both sides of the conflict. He focused on the core competencies of the weapon while discarding any efforts to create style. Keeping true to his practical nature, Jim maintained the outer shell of the prototype carbine in all his iterations all the up to the one we see today in 2142. Not to be outdone and to get more sales, an upstart gun smith by the name Han Voss would infuse more style to gain attention in what would be a momentous war.

jsnipy wrote:

In 2134, a practicalness Jim Lambert created his first prototype carbine as a way to acquire financial gain from both sides of the conflict. He focused on the core competencies of the weapon while discarding any efforts to create style. Keeping true to his practical nature, Jim maintained the outer shell of the prototype carbine in all his iterations all the up to the one we see today in 2142. Not to be outdone and to get more sales, an upstart gun smith by the name Han Voss would infuse more style to gain attention in what would be a momentous war.

lol nice backround, but by 2134, practicalness will not include bulky weapons on the front line.

Superior Mind wrote:

jsnipy wrote:

In 2134, a practicalness Jim Lambert created his first prototype carbine as a way to acquire financial gain from both sides of the conflict. He focused on the core competencies of the weapon while discarding any efforts to create style. Keeping true to his practical nature, Jim maintained the outer shell of the prototype carbine in all his iterations all the up to the one we see today in 2142. Not to be outdone and to get more sales, an upstart gun smith by the name Han Voss would infuse more style to gain attention in what would be a momentous war.

lol nice backround, but by 2134, practicalness will not include bulky weapons on the front line.

yeah thats actually really good, I actual stopped for a sec bc I thought you did some hardcore research through EA on the lamb

Superior Mind wrote:

jsnipy wrote:

In 2134, a practicalness Jim Lambert created his first prototype carbine as a way to acquire financial gain from both sides of the conflict. He focused on the core competencies of the weapon while discarding any efforts to create style. Keeping true to his practical nature, Jim maintained the outer shell of the prototype carbine in all his iterations all the up to the one we see today in 2142. Not to be outdone and to get more sales, an upstart gun smith by the name Han Voss would infuse more style to gain attention in what would be a momentous war.

lol nice backround, but by 2134, practicalness will not include bulky weapons on the front line.

But it isn't bulky, it is thin and small. If you are going to complain about how a gun looks what about the SCAR, that thing looks so generic. An hey why care? The Lambert is the best weapon so why bitch about it?

<<<FTDM>>>Gen.Raven wrote:

id would have givin it more bells and whistles, so every time its near the enemy it sets of a very loud siren so you can be aware of your sorundings, a must for a spec ops dude. i would have have made it bright orange or pink.

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