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Reminds me of a lot of how not to throw a grenade videos I like to watch every now and then.
Also reminds me of a quote from an acquaintance who had the pleasure of putting a rocket launcher in my hand, but quickly regretted it.
I do think that there will be tactical advantages for both sides here. Both in PvP and one way or another in PvE. Unless, of course, he has such loving malfunctioning side effects, which causes the part in the launcher to explode. It will definitely be fun to try this out without breaking my back carrying the ammo.
Of course, squads always have a certain advantage due to their sheer numbers, but that also gives them a corresponding disadvantage. In a thoughtless moment when everyone is traveling together, a single well-placed shot is usually enough to eliminate 4 opponents at once. On the other hand, you only ever suffer 1 loss. You should always make sure that you only carry the bare essentials with you, the more losses the others usually have.
Experience has shown that you can make it really difficult for squads, but their armament plays less of a role.
Hopfeully they will make them as under whelming as they are in real life...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqyLoU_0Av4&t=593s
Yeah, i remember my first online deathmatches back in 1999 playing Half-Life multiplayer. The MP5's with underslung GL's were the best weapon in the game, long as you could keep finding grenades for it. Any grenade lobbed within 20 feet of an enemy (in any direction) was a sure kill. IRL, out in the open (as per your YT video), one could land right next to you and just make you deaf for a bit. Small round, small explosive charge, minimal shrapnel cone. Best used in enclosed spaces where the shrapnel and blast force are contained and ricocheted within a small area.
Right? We had a pool going (think it got up to $4,500) to the first person who could tag someone with a star cluster in close quarters since we rarely got to use the 203 (most of our contact was urban, go figure), figured we would at least make it amusing.
I suspect all of the amusement would have been one-sided ;-)
I suspect you would be correct. Nobody ever won the pool so I can only guess lol