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Unlike some games though, the chunks just dissapear and the bloodstains are barely noticable.
If i shot you with an RPG iam pretty sure you would disappear to
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The ironic thing is this is an M-Rated game.
I think they probably don't do excessive gore simply because there is so much going on at any given moment that it might be too taxing on the game if they did add bullet wounds and other realistic damage?
This pathetic anti-COD stereotype again...
You knew that in WaW, BO, BOI (basically all treyarch CODs) you can shoot off parts of bodies? As well as burn them? Most of the soldiers will fall down on ground, and shout in slow pain of death, then slowly drop their head and losing strengh on the ground and die?
But yes, I agree, at least bullet holes would be good in FC4. But nothing I would complain about, it doesn't matter that much.