phoderpants
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Hi guys.
I read this thread the other day and wanted to respond with a thread that is on the topic of vehicular combat in war games and how that relates to real life.
There was a poster in this forum that seemed to think that in BF2, you should get out of the humvee or whatever vehicle to kill someone on the road because that's what they do in Iraq and elsewhere (as mandated by the Geneva Convention). I talked with someone last night that just got back from Iraq and another soldier that is on his way to Iraq, and they both said that anyone in the way of the convoy is run down, women, children, whatever. This is because the insurgents are using those very people to stop the convoys so they can then attack them. They don't follow the normal rules of conduct there because they'll get killed.
What do you guys think of this? I think it makes the game more realistic to give awards for vehicle kills, since that really is what they do there.
I read this thread the other day and wanted to respond with a thread that is on the topic of vehicular combat in war games and how that relates to real life.
There was a poster in this forum that seemed to think that in BF2, you should get out of the humvee or whatever vehicle to kill someone on the road because that's what they do in Iraq and elsewhere (as mandated by the Geneva Convention). I talked with someone last night that just got back from Iraq and another soldier that is on his way to Iraq, and they both said that anyone in the way of the convoy is run down, women, children, whatever. This is because the insurgents are using those very people to stop the convoys so they can then attack them. They don't follow the normal rules of conduct there because they'll get killed.
What do you guys think of this? I think it makes the game more realistic to give awards for vehicle kills, since that really is what they do there.