Apologies for the long wait, was super busy with life stuff. Had this sitting around in my computer for a while, just took a while for me to resolve some issues with it with the Blender 2.8 update and all. Anyways, next part of the BF1 Pilot/Tanker

IMPORTANT: There is a bug on the elevators. Sometimes you fall trough the floor. To avoid this, you need to spamm your space bar while the elevator is moving. Press F to get on and off ladders. I reccomend playing the map with 70-100 bots (unless

From FPS game <Planetside2> The awe-inspring stopping power of the accurate NS-44 Commissioner revolver can put down even mid-range targets with a few well-placed shots

The CT Shotgun is here! Ammo: 5/35 Rate Of Fire: 0.5 Pump-Action Found in: "CLOSE QUARTERS, CSGO" or "COUNTER-TERRORISTS"

Designed as a new pistol for the German army in the 30's, this weapon was manufactured almost with competition standards, although later in the war the externals received way less polish than the internals to ease production. It was the first of its

Thank you for all the support and criticism on the first version. Here is the longly deserved update to the map. It extends the playing field and fixes alle the bugs the previous one had. This map cannot be played in the SKIRMISH mode and I

In the depths of hell, team Eagle sent an extraction team to get an enigmatic treasure chest. On that treasure chest, was a lock. But what kind of team brings along a key? Nevermind using keys, they had guns! Eagle fired upon the lock until it broke

Decided to do something different. Skin is based off GIGN from Counter Strike: Condition Zero "France's elite Counter-Terrorist unit, the GIGN, was designed to be a fast response force that could decisively react to any large-scale terrorist

Weapon models from FPS [CROSS FIRE] for Ravenfield. M4A1 M4A1-S SAKURA M4A1-CUSTOM AK47 AK47-S GUN GIRL AWM AWM-S AWM-A

The L129A1 Sharpshooter is a marksman's rifle that has been fielded by UK forces since late 2010. The weapon was procured in order to fill a capability gap identified by experience in Afghanistan, where British infantry units were often engaged by