how do you think you would go in a real life warfare

[Pelgrims]

I would do great! I would shoot from the hip, throw grenades and flashbangs in the general direction of the enemy. Teabag every downed soldier i find, sneak behind campers to kill them with my knife. And if i get shot, i would just hide behind a tree for 10 seconds to get my health back.

Real life combat DOES work like CoD right?

 

[Death_Korps_Kommissar]

Artillery regiment please.
Soldiers win fights, armour wins battles, artillery wins wars.
-Imperial Guard Artillery motto

 

[Daveman]

Well I imagine I'd probably be put to work as some sort of mechanic what with my engineering degree and all. So I probably wouldn't have to worry too much about doing any fighting.

 

[John the Gamer]

Guerilla tactics. Since the only war I'd be willing to fight in would be the defense of my country. Though we'd probably drown before we could get ready....

Spoiler: See, I live somewhere in the middle of the part that's under sealevel... Fuck me.

 

[Infernai]

Just hide under a cardboard box and hope nobody finds me....then immediately flee once the battle ends. As it stands, i would probably do pretty damned appaulingly in a real life combat situation unless i miraculously got trained to the level of an elite commando or were bestowed with some form of superhuman ability, i'd probably die pretty quick.

 

[Wolf-AUS]

Most new soldiers do just fine... it's a small thing called basic training...

Say seen if seen!

Fuck me dead, how many times have I heard that shit.

Like this, do that.

 

[Nero09]

I'd be a goddamn coward, full aware that the ones in the front are the ones who die first. Rigorous training could change that though.

 

[SamuelT]

Guerilla tactics. Since the only war I'd be willing to fight in would be the defense of my country. Though we'd probably drown before we could get ready....

Spoiler: See, I live somewhere in the middle of the part that's under sealevel... Fuck me.

Eh, that's no biggy. Our army just got their budget cut and over 12.000 soldiers have to go and find work elsewhere, with most of the equipment going with them.

I guess basic training in our military is learning how to properly surrender, or sow a white flag.

 

[zepher171]

I'd remember this, remember this, remember this, remember this well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifmRgQX82O4&feature=related

 

[Findlebob]

Best i could hope for would be to advance in the other direction.

 

[TyranidXX]

Going with what I believe is my psych-profile, I would probably be more then willing to kill the enemy and, upon seeing what war does to both body and mind, get scared at the sight before continuing on with either a fire of vengeance or a broken soul.

 

[Zantos]

I'd probably go into Royal Engineers or REME. If I didn't die of being horrendously unfit (damn you 3am curries!) then I think I'd actually come out of it pretty well.

 

[Vault101]

I would probably die

ALOT quicker without the training (assuming I get training)

 

[CleverCover]

"Oh God, I'm supposed to do what?! I can't...oh shitohshitohshit I'm going to cry. I don't want to do this. I can't...I can't work a gun. Let me go home, please? I'm not suited for this. I don't want to die! I wanna go home. I wanna go home."

So yeah, I'm pretty sure I'd be either a casualty or I'd shoot myself to go home early. I'd never survive. Or I would never leave cover and be a horrible backup.

Either way, I'd be horrible.

 

[nomzy]

If I were just thrown into combat right now.. Well I'm pretty much screwed.
With training, I'd be slightly less screwed, but screwed none the less.

 

[Trivun]

I did basic training when in the CCF (kind of like the RAF Cadets) while at school. Hell, it's a British school and yet we had weapons on the school grounds - I was taught how to shoot the cadet variant of the rifle used in real warzones, the L-98. Anyway, I'm naturally a sneaky and stealthy person, and I've long had an interest in military tactics (beyond just videogames), so when it comes to operations I'd be a pretty good tactician. I'm not a bad shot, and I'd make a point of specialising in marksmanship if I were to actually join the military. And I reckon I'd at least be a corporal or sergeant within a short time, purely because of my team-work skills and tactical knowledge. After all, as they say, orders that aren't made on the ground in battle aren't worth shit.

So yeah, I reckon I'd do fairly okay in real-life warfare. Not amazingly well, but well enough to survive and mostly come out of battles on the winning side, and with as many of my side alive as possible. That being said, I've just finished university and I went to a grammar school (and considered joining the RAF anyway, starting officer training). So I'd probably be able to join as an officer straight away .

 

[Thedutchjelle]

I'd say civilians make for terrible combatants, and I'm no exception. If a professional army suddenly started invading the city I live in, I think the vast vast majority of civilians would simply surrender and try to get on with their lives.

At least, that's what happened in WWII. When Germany invaded The Netherlands, sure, there were some clashes, and some people joined the resistance, but an overwhelming majority tried to just resume their normal life and not die.

 

[Aldan9]

I can do ok if I get attacked on the street thanks to some years of karate and self-defense training but war, the real thing with killing and guns and blood and everything bad about humans, I don't know what I'd do.

 

[Lord Kloo]

I've done paintballing before and knowing how scary that was I'd probably just fall down, crawl into a hole and cry for the rest of the war, I don't even think basic training would help me, I'm an emotional wreak at the slightest sight of stress..

 

[Thespian]

I'd dress very snazzily and try and pass off as an officer or something and just leave the battleground. Then I'd go and try to get some peace negotiations. Best amount of help I could be.