It will protect against one round, maybe two if your lucky. And additional shrapnel from various munitions. I know a guy who tested this out with a large caliber pistol, point blank (and he was wearing the vest and plate when he shot at it). It works.Schiller wrote:The body armour protects against grenades, not bullets.
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Forget this one shot ****. What needs to be added is some kind of effect when you get hit, like screen going black for a split second and your aim/view being shifted, randomly to another direction in reaction to the round hitting you.
This shoot each other until someone goes down is ****. Scoring the first hit should be rewarded by the target being stunned like mentioned above and force them to take cover or eat some follow up shots.
This shoot each other until someone goes down is ****. Scoring the first hit should be rewarded by the target being stunned like mentioned above and force them to take cover or eat some follow up shots.

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That would be badass.SiN|ScarFace wrote:Forget this one shot ****. What needs to be added is some kind of effect when you get hit, like screen going black for a split second and your aim/view being shifted, randomly to another direction in reaction to the round hitting you.
This shoot each other until someone goes down is ****. Scoring the first hit should be rewarded by the target being stunned like mentioned above and force them to take cover or eat some follow up shots.
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and schiller man, sorry but the swedish army sucks if they're not going to provide protection from at least ONE round. No plates for you guys? It doesn't make THAT much of a difference man. I'd rather have the plates and worry about the weight than to not, and get shot in the chest.
Sapi plates average from 6-8 lbs, it's not THAT much more.
Sapi plates average from 6-8 lbs, it's not THAT much more.
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I think it really depends. RO plays out like OFP or AA style of gameplay. At least thats what I've been told. Very slow, not for everyone really. The engine it plays on is a tad bit old (plays on UT2004's engine). Alot of CoD plays would say that it sucks, however alot of OFP players might say otherwise. Read some reviews if your looking for how it plays out. Personally this game RO, Empire at War and F.E.A.R are the only games currently realesed I want to get my hands on.
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... eview.html
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... ?id=279422
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... ?id=277390
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... eview.html
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... ?id=279422
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/action/redor ... ?id=277390
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I gotta make this clear. There are two types of protection.
1. Standard body armour with protection against grenades
2. Standard body armour with cheramic plates to protect from some bullets depending on circumstances.
The 2 type may be used when on guard or similar, but the 1 type is used most frequently since not many soldiers can take the pain of wearing those plates all the time.
The 1 type doesn't take a bullet, the 2 type may take a bullet.
1. Standard body armour with protection against grenades
2. Standard body armour with cheramic plates to protect from some bullets depending on circumstances.
The 2 type may be used when on guard or similar, but the 1 type is used most frequently since not many soldiers can take the pain of wearing those plates all the time.
The 1 type doesn't take a bullet, the 2 type may take a bullet.

