I would imagine that even if the gernade fragmentation could be contained within the helmet the force of the explosion would probably force the helmet and the person holding it to go for a short flight
Bloody grenades!
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Long Bow
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Oh it's good to have blackeagle1992 back from being banned, he just brightens up the whole forum
I would imagine that even if the gernade fragmentation could be contained within the helmet the force of the explosion would probably force the helmet and the person holding it to go for a short flight
Probably have a few broken bones and burns to boot, but hey you might not die 
I would imagine that even if the gernade fragmentation could be contained within the helmet the force of the explosion would probably force the helmet and the person holding it to go for a short flight
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El_Vikingo
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daranz
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The Brits already use their own nades, and militia gets those Soviet F1s. It'd be nice if all factions had their own nades, but I guess that's relatively low on devs' list of priorities.AnRK wrote:Heh, I love how people can get worked up by the workings of a friggin grenade on here.
On the subject, are the devs working on any different models and nade types?

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Hardtman
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Looked it up more carefully: Afaik, usual offensive grenades(like the ones used in PR) spread a rather low amount of fragments,which results in a small lethal area.The fragments here mainly consits of parts of the grenade hull.
On the other hand again are the defensive grenades. Those have shrapnel prearranged on and around them to make more fragments flying around which results in a far greater dangerous area( as I said about 30 Meters,therefore they are named defensive grenades
nly throw when in good cover for the splinters can reach you even if you throw quite far.),because more shrapnel can cover more room over a greater distance. In WW2 for example,you could put two rings of raw iron around your standart-issue Stielhandgranate,turning it into a defensive nade.
Hell,this is nearly totally offtopic,so why i am writing this? Whatever,just be glad we dont have defensive nades
On the other hand again are the defensive grenades. Those have shrapnel prearranged on and around them to make more fragments flying around which results in a far greater dangerous area( as I said about 30 Meters,therefore they are named defensive grenades
Hell,this is nearly totally offtopic,so why i am writing this? Whatever,just be glad we dont have defensive nades
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An SL in Iraq just recently got the Medal of Honor after putting his helmet over a grenade and laying on his helmet to keep it from killing his men. He died a few days later from massive internal bleeding and organ damage.Long Bow wrote:I would imagine that even if the gernade fragmentation could be contained within the helmet the force of the explosion would probably force the helmet and the person holding it to go for a short flightProbably have a few broken bones and burns to boot, but hey you might not die
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El_Vikingo
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I found this thread. Go and read the second posting of the thread. Some people should actually test this out. Also check if proning on top of a grenade can save other team mates around you.El_Vikingo wrote:Does actually going prone, minimize the effects of the grenade in BF2, or am I just imagining it?
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blackeagle1992
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what????????????????????????????????Longbow* wrote:soviet nades :
F1 - defensive , 200m max range ( not lethal )
RGD-5 - offencive , 50m max range ( not lethal )
don't know the exact numbers , but 8m is possibly a 100% lethal range for RGD-5
so much distance and i thought my dad went crazy or something when he said that a defensive grenade gets to 200 meters or attack grenade gets to 50 meters radius omg thats a fuel airbomb or something wtf
and by the way like i said its not a prob to not get killed by a nade just use your closest cover and if your in a building and somebody threw a nade your fuked
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blackeagle1992
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oh yeah one of our israeli troops on the second lebanon war jumped on a hezbollah nade and sacrificed himself than his entire squad stayed a live besides of himJP*wasteland.soldier wrote:An SL in Iraq just recently got the Medal of Honor after putting his helmet over a grenade and laying on his helmet to keep it from killing his men. He died a few days later from massive internal bleeding and organ damage.
his body stoped all the little metals flying from the nade what a hero
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El_Vikingo
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Do you understand the difference between fragmentation radius and 100% leathal area ?blackeagle1992 wrote:what????????????????????????????????
so much distance and i thought my dad went crazy or something when he said that a defensive grenade gets to 200 meters or attack grenade gets to 50 meters radius omg thats a fuel airbomb or something wtf
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Superior Mind
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I read somewhere that if you prone up against a wall, facing it you will survive from a grenade blast. This happens because your clips into the wall, even if that's not what your view sees. So the grenade blast cannot hit your head and deal the 3x damage that it should. So I tested this out, and it works.

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Sun Tzu
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If you have time to run... you would have time to throw it back. If you don't have time to run...it doesn't matter!daranz wrote:I doubt you'd pick up a live grenade in real life, in most situations. The safest thing is to run away from it, considering that you have no way of telling when it's going to explode.


