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Modern grenades are quite light, yes.
Grenades are intended to be thrown as far as necessary, to prevent yourself getting hurt or others around. And always out of a covered position.
How far someone can throw usually depends from how good of a thrower he is. The grenades in Vietnam were quite light, and could easily been thrown much further than in the game. When you throw a grenade, you try to get as much distance to the target as you can. You wouldn't get any closer if not necessary.
In this game, grenades don't seem to fly far at all, and I don't understand why they can't allow us to decide for ourselves if we want to just toss the grenade ( as usual in CQB, because of the short timer ) or actually throw it further when being in a bit more open territory.
At 3:20ish you clealry see how far they throw their live-fire grenades.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zioqlN-f-l8
Hard to guess how far they throw it in the game, but it feels too close. All I am saying.
Thank you for this valuable information!
This seems quite far then. It didn't look far on the screen :-)
The one I threw was only 60 grams lighter than a m26. Thats not much.
You can pull pin and throw overhand. You can also pull pin and toss underhand.
If you want more control over fuse timing, using the appropriate controls will allow you to pull the pin, release the spoon and "cook" the fuse before throwing or tossing.
Keep in mind that the stick grenades used by the North have a much simpler fuse system, and have no spoon to account for.
The American M67 fragmentation grenade of the era was considered to have a 5m lethality blast area, and fragments could go out as far as 25m or more, actually further than the throw. And being little pieces of 'spring steel' fragments will 'hurt' the thrower if the grenade is not thrown by training as well as expierience. And the fragments will go through the wood and thatch of the typical Vietnames hootch, so throwing a grenade into a 'raised' wooden floor, hootch in a ville with thatch walls was not usuall a very good idea contrary to the movies.
And from what I have seen from the original RO to RO2/RS to RS2 many players do not know how to throw grenades or when to throw grenades, with the resulting TK issues.