The player plays as a newly recruited commander of an area who commands the T-Dolls in battle, and organises the echelons as well as the T-Dolls' wellbeing. This is the fifth weapon to accept a Laser, the other three being the Pistol, AR Rifle, SMG, and VEK SMG.Girls' Frontline is a moe anthropomorphism game in which the player controls echelons of android characters, known in-game as 'T-Dolls' or 'Tactical Dolls', each of which represents a real-world firearm.Though the bolt is on the left of the gun, the player racks the right side of the gun, as if there is a bolt there.On release, players mistook the LMG as a slower weapon due to issues with the firing sound playing at a slower rate than its fire rate.This results in the Hunting Rifle being a possible option over the LMG when fighting in ranges where a scope is beneficial.įor Battle Royale and Dead End City modes only. In Classic and 4v4 the weapon features no scope. This means that on vehicle-heavy maps, the LMG may be a better option the the AK, while on others the AK may be a better option. LMG's nuance comes in the form of greater vehicle damage to ground vehicles. This places LMG as a mid-tier–mid-range weapon. While it has less damage than the Hunting Rifle, but more than the AK, the LMG does more damage per second than the Hunting and less than the AK.

The LMG is often compared to the AK Rifle and Hunting Rifle due to its position in the middle of the two in terms of fire rate, and because it would be used in relevant ranges for those two weapons. There are two long tubes along the front a barrel on the top, and a gas blowback tube at the bottom.

It features a wooden stock and handguard with a nickel finish for the remainder of the model. The LMG is modelled after the M1918 Browning automatic rifle (AKA the BAR), an American LMG first introduced in WWI but more known for its use in WWII. The LMG is light machine gun released on Mafor all game modes in War Brokers.