RealityMod.com: Burning through ammo

**FEED** · 06-10-09, 07:08 AM

Burning through ammo

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**Option hunter** · 06-10-09, 01:05 PM

Maybe its just because im new, but i dont get it...

**bust331** · 06-10-09, 01:07 PM

It's just showing how many rockets he shot.

big whoop.

**Option hunter** · 06-10-09, 01:11 PM

Oh...

then whats the big deal about it? I could do that to, If i kept gettting rearmed...

**bust331** · 06-10-09, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by Option hunter

then whats the big deal about it?

Exactly.

**Knappe** · 06-10-09, 01:24 PM

Maybe.. I dont know.. It has something to do with the m136 being disposed of after being fired

Bout goddam time if you ask me.

**DancingCorpse** · 06-10-09, 08:28 PM

It is also about the number of the discarded ones sitting there.

Think about how long it takes to reload those things at a crate. Takes a about half a minute to a minute right? Well, think of the normal bullet casing from guns, they show up, but only stay around for a few seconds or until you fire more and they disappear. The rocket is now the same thing, and they are demonstrating that the bullet casings, as well as rocket tubes in this case, will stick around a LONG time on the ground.

Think about it, that can put a whole new tactical tracking sense in effect, when you are tracking your enemy and you can't see them but you know they have been firing, you can know for sure where they have been. If you are good enough, you could track where they are going.

But that is just me speculating.

**503** · 06-10-09, 08:56 PM

Originally Posted by DancingCorpse

It is also about the number of the discarded ones sitting there.

Think about how long it takes to reload those things at a crate. Takes a about half a minute to a minute right? Well, think of the normal bullet casing from guns, they show up, but only stay around for a few seconds or until you fire more and they disappear. The rocket is now the same thing, and they are demonstrating that the bullet casings, as well as rocket tubes in this case, will stick around a LONG time on the ground.

Think about it, that can put a whole new tactical tracking sense in effect, when you are tracking your enemy and you can't see them but you know they have been firing, you can know for sure where they have been. If you are good enough, you could track where they are going.

But that is just me speculating.

I'd rather have the bullet casings stay for a long time. Then looking at the ground actually becomes vital for tracking.