Donkeys or Mules with packs

[victim913 10]

I know in Afghanistan Armies use Donkeys/Mules to get up into the hills and mountains.

How about you make some for the game too. Put some packs on the sides and let them carry equipment up the mountains in Takistan.

And I know this is Taboo in these kiinds of games, but what about teens or even kids? In Bf2 someone got ripped apart for suggesting that. But this is more of a simulation. And that happens alot over there.

Not so we could kill kids but it gives a more danger and uncertainty while patrolling the streets. Giving some of them weapons and some women weapons, but give them the ability to drop the weapons when they get in serious danger.

Most ROE won't allow you to shoot unarmed people. Just two ideas to get more realizm.

You can even make killing kids and women a penalty unless they are directly involved in combat. Have no problem putting hookers in the game why not that?

Just an idea. But the Donkey one is very useful. Thanks

[spork 10]

I like the donkey/mule idea, but kids will probably remain taboo. Most men can make a decision on whether they want to fight or not; kids in war zones often don't get that privilege.

You could also use donkeys for more than just carrying gear...

[roberthammer 582]

Yeah , i liked to see them ingame - btw in VBS2 there was Camel and Donkey too

from http://resources.bisimulations.com/content/people/animals.html

[shay_gman 272]

No kids please.

Donkeys are so 90's ;)

Lamas found themselves as much better "mules" as the last Lebanon war has proven for the IDF:

1. Donkeys are much more stubborn then lamas.

2. Lamas are known for their quiet "mountain walk".

3. Lamas are quieter in nature; they don't make noises or calls. A donkey call can wake up the entire zone.

4. Lamas have much better terrain operability; they can walk where a donkey can't.

5. Lamas can be trained to do several of things: as sitting in truck or Humvee.

6. Lamas can carry less then a donkey but they need less food and water then a donkey.

7. Lamas can be camouflages just as human soldier thanks to their thick hair, you can brush leaves and dirt to their fur.

Over all Lamas are better then donkeys and they looks much better in photos the donkeys.

[demonized 20]

I like the donkey/mule idea, but kids will probably remain taboo. Most men can make a decision on whether they want to fight or not; kids in war zones often don't get that privilege.

You could also use donkeys for more than just carrying gear...

Awsome picture :bounce3: i asume its the prescud beta version lol.