yes, but he starts off with 1 primary, and a .45....thats what I mean not 3 rifles and a sub MG........

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He starts off with 2 rifles and a pistol then picks up the SMG moron.

lol.......lmao......

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How am i a lamo? Is that all you can say?

Speaking of .45s, I wish i had one right now, and Mad Dog was right in front of me.

HAH! LAMO! He didn't call you a lamo, fool. LOL!!!!!! Or should I say.... lmao.

[This message has been edited by Koshi (edited August 09, 2001).]

What the hell do you have against me Koshi?

Youre a yeller. Its seriously annoying.

You and Machi seem to be the only ones seriously annoyed here.

Nah Im just hungry, which makes me seem even more annoyed.

u all are wrong, check the website, i dont know how but mister powell carries all 3 weapons in the first place,

quote from official website:

Weapons for M3L1:

M1 Garand - Rifle
Mark II - Grenade
Thompson - SMG
Springfield 1903 Sniper - Rifle



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No he doesn't. Its obvious for the Thompson at least, he definately picks that one up.

check the website koshi
http://www.mohaa.ea.com/missions/missions.html

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Macchi:
Powell starts off with a M1, then he has a Springfield, then he has a Thompson, where did he get all those guns, how does he carry them all,lol, and in the mission brefings on ea.com, it says you can use a M1, where did he get them, dead GI's????????

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What he says here didn't make any since. So i say Powell starts off with the Sniper Rifle, M1 Garand, and the Colt .45. Later on during the course of the level he picks up a Thompson SMG from a dead guy. Tradionally in First-Person-Shooters when you walk over a weapon you pick it up.

That doesn't mean he has them all at once. It means he can pick em up.