David Wong said:5. I want that Public Support Meter to rise and fall according to Troops Lost, Length of Conflict, Innocents Killed and Whether or Not There is Anything Else On TV That Week. I want to lose 200 public-support points because, in a war where 8,000 units have been lost, one of my Mutalisks happened to be caught on video accidentally eating one clergyman. Then, later, my destruction of an entire enemy city will go unnoticed because the Nude Zero-Gravity Futureball championship went into overtime.
Ah, excuse my ignorance. You're still incapacitated if you get shot for the most part, right?thepopeofatheism said:You may want to research modern battlefield medicine before making claims like that.Eggsnham said:Getting shot in the arm, you bleed to death, shot in the leg; you bleed to death. The suvival rate of being shot in the head is something like 2%. Being shot in the chest and abdomen is particularly deadly, because if you don't have any organs or important bodily functions damaged; you still bleed to death. Think about the intricacies of the human machine before saying that a single bullet can't kill you.Pyromaniac1337 said:... Nothing is ever 1 shot, 1 kill unless it's a head or heart shot, and even then they might survive a headshot. As for realistic injuries, no thank you.Eggsnham said:Emphasis on the realism. I mean 1 shot = 1 kill and getting shot in certain areas will do more or less damage than others etc. Not just "Get shot in the torso 6 times? Just take cover for five seconds, you'll be fine." And no dual wielding shotguns! You could also bleed to death and be incapacitated from being shot in your kevlar vest. I'm talking full on realism, would you?
I like my CoD4 the way it is thank you very much.
They make things like tourniquets and quik-clot for a reason.![]()
Eggsnham said:Ah, excuse my ignorance. You're still incapacitated if you get shot for the most part, right?thepopeofatheism said:You may want to research modern battlefield medicine before making claims like that.Eggsnham said:Getting shot in the arm, you bleed to death, shot in the leg; you bleed to death. The suvival rate of being shot in the head is something like 2%. Being shot in the chest and abdomen is particularly deadly, because if you don't have any organs or important bodily functions damaged; you still bleed to death. Think about the intricacies of the human machine before saying that a single bullet can't kill you.Pyromaniac1337 said:... Nothing is ever 1 shot, 1 kill unless it's a head or heart shot, and even then they might survive a headshot. As for realistic injuries, no thank you.Eggsnham said:Emphasis on the realism. I mean 1 shot = 1 kill and getting shot in certain areas will do more or less damage than others etc. Not just "Get shot in the torso 6 times? Just take cover for five seconds, you'll be fine." And no dual wielding shotguns! You could also bleed to death and be incapacitated from being shot in your kevlar vest. I'm talking full on realism, would you?
I like my CoD4 the way it is thank you very much.
They make things like tourniquets and quik-clot for a reason.![]()