Well at times, like when your sneaking up, its about as realistic as knocking on the buker door and asking if the minded pulling the pin out of the grenade and holding it for you.
Then again in other more typical assaults the grenade shout would seem to fit better.
MadTommy wrote:i like your logic/train of thought.
How about auto-throw (left click) with sound and manual (right click) without. Often i use right click in such situations to just drop it throw a firing slit and you can still 'charge' it to full distance if needs be.
Yes, they do when they know or suspect that there might be friendlies around. But imagine that you left the rest of your squad, and are sneaking behind enemy lines, and find a full bunker, where you are absolutely 100% sure that there are no friendlies? You can't gun them all down, and screaming "Grenade!" will just bring half of them outside before the grenade goes off.
The problem is that in BF2 this is not a problem because if you are shot with a live grenade in your hand ..... nothing happens. Whereas irl it would probably kill/injure a colleague - hence the warning that one is about to be thrown.
$kelet0r wrote:The problem is that in BF2 this is not a problem because if you are shot with a live grenade in your hand ..... nothing happens. Whereas irl it would probably kill/injure a colleague - hence the warning that one is about to be thrown.
That is a risk you will just have to live with if you use the 'no sound' option.
dunehunter wrote:Yes, they do when they know or suspect that there might be friendlies around. But imagine that you left the rest of your squad, and are sneaking behind enemy lines, and find a full bunker, where you are absolutely 100% sure that there are no friendlies? You can't gun them all down, and screaming "Grenade!" will just bring half of them outside before the grenade goes off.
why the fuck would you leve your squad and sneak behind enemy lines
IAJTHOMAS wrote:How about auto-throw (left click) with sound and manual (right click) without. Often i use right click in such situations to just drop it throw a firing slit and you can still 'charge' it to full distance if needs be.
I like it...
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