illidur wrote:if its not removed then we get punished anyways because of noobs or people who think the hat's use on insurgency outweighs the obvious huge negatives.
you cant use c4 through walls anymore but arty ied can. a tip for pro cache killers is to use a grenadier instead of hat because you get 20 rounds that do the exact same thing. plus its harder to track ( no giant smoke trail ). with that in mind hat is useless unless ur insurgent.
20 rounds, unscoped, under nme fire? Exact same thing then one big punch that can destroy a building? I doubt it.
Just have a recovery team or something if you can't stand noobs loosing kits.
Insurgents get raped constantly because of noobs firing from unknown caches. Plus, Doesn't the US army use alot of LAT and HAT against insurgency? To destroy buildings and strongholds? They even have special versions JUST for that
Its war
P.S: I think its only artillery now that can't kill caches. I've C4'ed many caches. However I might give it to you now it takes a couple packs for big obstacles.
Arty IED has a beautiful realistic kill radius now. I'd love a little more damage on close armor.
Feels unreal when you get a perfect arty ied hit on apc or tank and they go away barely scratched. Don't get me wrong I put 2 arty or more and the job is done, its just a pain in the *** to go find ammo often.
0331SgtSpyUSMC wrote:As I mentioned before, any CE kits should not be re-loadable by opfor. This way insurgents will still have a chance to take out armor unit if they can get their hands on a HAT, but will not be able to reload it afterwards. same goes for any other CE kit IF it's all possible by game code.
I really think it would balance out nice, not only on insurgency but AAS as well. Hopefully it would make people think before they shoot a hat round at a single infantry.
C4 = 90% RDX + 10% plastic.
RDX = 3 ingredients one can get easily. One of them is an overproduced phosphorous powder from world war 2, now also known as a Nitrogen fertilizer. Good luck buying that stuff in America or Canada tho.
I'd put my hand in the fire IED bomb makers know how to make c4. So would the average trained farmer...