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@jeff_steveng (1/3), There's a few things all at play here between deliberate design decisions and game mechanics, but if there's a general consensus that something needs to change I'll do my best to make it happen (that said, I'm a bit pressed for free time, so it might have to go on the to-do pile while I put out other fires and projects). The mod has always made tents fairly fragile, its the trade off for them being light and portable. I do agree that a stray bullet making a human-sized hole is a bit unrealistic, but at the same time I would very much like to avoid tents being bullet sponges and I don't have a way to make bullets pass through the wall like they would in real life. Tents were meant to be fortifiable and I've always felt like their inherent weakness allows for a "here's Johnny" moment to occur in the narrative.
I don't want to tell you how to use the mod or play the game; yours is a valid criticism... but as an interim solution, have you considered patching the holes with simple wood walls and mending the next time you move camp?