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If any server owner wants to help me get this running in a game please contact me.
Thats a yikes from me.
Someone needs to go fetch this person some tampons.
No, and as you're asking this question you must be aware I never came close to saying this. Of course it happens.
I'm saying it's not taught in any professional military because it goes against all modern ROE.
If it happens, it's necessity and not encouraged. Whether it's a responsible use of force is opinion.
Again war crimes have to do with evidence. If you're on trial and your squad says you were blind firing, you are in violation of the 'rules (of engagement)' and this is why it's not a good idea to accept or condone the activity.
Also, take your anger meds.
Laws in war are in place to direct the process of preparation for and reparation from warfare. They do not control what happens on the battlefield, to attempt this would be pointless.
Now that you actually understand what laws in war means (in the most basic sense,) it's a simple thing to understand why 'blind firing' is equivocally frowned upon. It's not taught or encouraged in any 1st world training (even in cqc situations) and admitting you'd done it in any after action report would gather ire.
Rules are not useless in war. War isn't crime and it isn't a drunken brawl, children.
If you think they are, you would be considered useless in any shooting war by your CO, your squad and the enemy. And you would probably get brutalized much harder than any brutality you can imagine being able to dish out.
It's a cool mod but a gaming novelty. Blind firing is not a reality in 21st century warfare unless you're a villager conscript fighting a bushwar. In fact that's probably a good analogue for your combat performance right there.
If someone wanna polka with me, laws of any f-ing war. I assure you, I will do what ever, use what ever, so im not the one that will go down first.
Cant fight back against someone, then get better and think faster.. Or stay entirely away from the "dancefloor"
laws of war are useless
I'ts just a thought but it would look and feel cooler than what it is now
Like they did in Red Orchestra 2, it works super good !
Nice work.
bc the dev doesnt want Squad become middle east untrained militia threwing rock at each other XD