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SgtVebo

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  1. True, but Takistan is pretty humid? Also regardless a spotter can usually see a round in the air, and definetly where it lands.

    You won't see the trace without magnification optics unless it is rather humid. The spotter should be able to see the trace through a spotting scope everytime though, as that is how he adjusts the rounds onto target (Except at night). So unless it is possible to make an effect only visible through optics, and only at a certain angle, its gonna be pretty unrealistic, not to mention it will give away your position just like if you were firing tracer rounds.


  2. How hard would it be to make a variant without the PVS-14 so one could make a script to "attach"/"detach" it (by replacing the entire weapon)? In fact I wonder why there isn't such a feature in ACE (inventory items that can be "attached" to weapons by simply replacing the weapon with the appropriate variant and removing the appropriate inventory item, where applicible of course). Was this simply never suggested or are there other reasons for such a feature to not exist?

    This would be especially nice for night weapons such as the new HK, FAL (with/without PVS4) and possible future NV weapons.

    I'm pretty sure this has already been addressed in this or another topic. The reason it's not used is there would have to be a ridiculous amount of weapon models because you would need one for every combination of various attachments.


  3. I agree that the soldiers don't have a lot of gear, but not a lot of units wear all that extra armor in Afghanistan, its too much weight and hinders movement, making it difficult to operate in such mountainous terrain. Perhaps they just need some more pouches. Most of the units don't even have enough ammo pouches for a combat load (210 rnds for riflemen) at least 7 magazines.


  4. soldier and marine arguments aside, 7Cav is right, most of the soldiers in that video are SF circa like 2004 or 2005, with some random regular army guy cutting in pictures from his deployment. Acoustic, the soldiers in OA (aside from the delta guys) represent regular army guys, mechanized and stryker infantry to be exact. Their uniforms and gear are pretty much correct as far as what is worn and used today, aside from the SCARs.


  5. Like USRanger709 said, the first pic is an SF operator, he has a Ranger Skill Tab, not the 75th regimental unit patch, signifying that he has completed ranger school. The patch he is wearing is the SF unit patch, which is an airborne unit, hence the airborne tab.

    Not trying to talk down to anyone, just trying to inform those who dont know.


  6. kinda feel awkward jumping into the conversation like this but suhsjake is right about the 113 and his sources, if im not mistaken are from being in the army, and i can back him up with that claim because i myself am an infantryman in the army. Now back on topic, Bink love the acu units, also glad to have an actual 240b(thanks vilas) I was getting tired of using the 240g.

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