2024年8月5日 · The AK-15 is a variant of the AK-12 chambered for the 7.62×39mm cartridge. Both the AK-12 and AK-15 were developed by the Kalashnikov Group as part of the "Ratnik" ("Warrior", Russian future infantry combat system) program, and have been accepted into Russian military service.

AK-15, also known as 15 in short is the major heroine in the Girls' Frontline video game. She was the member of DEFY as she makes her first appearance in Polarized Light as one of the supporting protagonists.

2020年1月17日 · An AK-15 is actually around 945mm long (assuming it's the same length as an AK-12). I figure she's at least 6ft though. I had an idea of cropping out the gun, lining it up against her and doing the measurements that way.

Since DEFY can be backed up, it feels more narratively likely that they could take more losses (see DEFY vs Yegor, AK-15 and AN-94 vs Grey Round 1) without upsetting the status quo. They’re pretty intertwined with Ange’s story too, and I …

2024年7月21日 · AK-15 takes point during Task Force DEFY's fight against Yegor. During the fight in Paldiski Submarine base between Task Force DEFY and Yegor's mech, AK-15 plants explosives, and destroys some vital parts, rendering the machine unable to move freely.

2022年8月29日 · AK-15 is rather tall but not really fat which would put her body volume at a generous maximum of 80 000 cm3. The most dense common and usable metal is lead at 11,3g/cm3. That is, if she was built like a dumbbell. Humanoid robot would be closer to 130kg and her realistic maximum would be closer to 800 kg maximum with the electronics.

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AK-15 Mod revolves around that new skill 2 damage skill. Basically, whenever she uses her skill 1 vs. 6+ enemies or wherever she loses a dummy link, AK-15 Mod deletes the enemy with the highest firepower stat.

2024年10月19日 · ★AK-15 Mod 3 | Neural Upgrade Demonstration | Girls' Frontline★【AR】Russian Avtomat Kalashnikova 2015♫: Girls' Frontline Soundtrack - Main Enemy (Shattered Co...

The AK-15 is a variant of the AK-12 chambered for the 7.62×39mm cartridge. Both the AK-12 and AK-15 were developed by the Kalashnikov Group as part of the "Ratnik" ("Warrior", Russian future infantry combat system) program, and have been accepted into Russian military service.