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10 burlaps for the ghillie suit =)
GL searching them ))
^ This
1 burlap makes 1 stack of strips. Considering there's really no use for less than 1 full stack (2 full stacks actually). There's no point in having lower atomicity.
I would get killed 10 times before I could find all items for that suit :D
i had 12 burlap strip and i only had to find 5 netting so i was running at the coast and what happended => seesion lost while running => i join back and im 100 meters in the water with broken legs and i die because of drowning...HA HA => no ghillie anymore because its not worth it
Yup, one of my friends has a woodland (green) ghille hood and top + ttsko pants, pretty much invisible in the proper spot.
I'm just sayin'...they want to shoot for realism, then make each sack cut into 2 to 5 strips, and require 50-60 strips(stackable, of course) to make a ghillie....because...let's be honest... 10 strips, whether they are short or long strips, wouldn't make an effective ghillie suit.
In fact, I will go out on a limb and say..."I would like to see someone make an effective ghillie out of that amount...irl....because I think you'd just look like you have a wig of dirty dreadlocks."