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I thought it could be possible to throw one's knife... it could be as a alternative fire function..

Afterwards just go over to your victim pull out knife from his scull and move on hehehe

Dont know if it has been mentioned before, havent seen it...

The interstate mod had it. However there was no way to retrieve a throw knife, so they gave you about 15 knives. Primary fire was the slash attack, secondary was to throw it.

As for a realism mod... I dunno how realistic it would be to have a bunch of guys throwin knives arround. We can't all be Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee

no, too bad we can't...

lil_terror wrote:I thought it could be possible to throw one's knife... it could be as a alternative fire function..

Afterwards just go over to your victim pull out knife from his scull and move on hehehe

Dont know if it has been mentioned before, havent seen it...

Modern, military issue fighting knives and bayonets are not balanced for throwing in any way, shape or form. It is doubtful that there are any militaries that still train their soldiers in knife-throwing. Knife-throwing is a good circus act, movie stunt or hand-eye coordination exercise, but it ceased being a practical combat skill ages ago, if it ever was practical to begin with. In short, it is not realistic.

Maybe that knife Spetznaz use that fires a bullet can make a cameo. Good old NRS-2 or NRS-3.

haah! that would be awsome!


and how about in a WWII mod they throw in the Liberator in a french resistance map =P

what french resistance ?

hahaha ooooh watch out for that last comment there! of course everyone knows how instrumental the french resistance was to allied success in that part of the War.

lol....

hehe...now that i think about it i think they only fought for what little less than half a month before the surrendered to the germans who came through ardennes forest and dodging there ever invincible maginot line....hehe

Tacamo wrote:Maybe that knife Spetznaz use that fires a bullet can make a cameo. Good old NRS-2 or NRS-3.

Now there's a neat, obscure little toy. The NRS-2 fires the same SP-4 ammunition as the PSS "Vul." The only photos I've seen have been from Russian museums and Jane's so I don't know how much it has been exported. The NRS-1 was known to have been used in Afghanistan (used the older SP-3 cartridge), so it might have ended up on someone's trophy wall. That ammunition must be hard to find, though. I think there are also similar knives made out there that fire standard .22 LR cartridges.

While the military effectiveness of the Maquisards is debatable, what they did certainly succeed in doing was upholding the honor of the occupied French and they also aided downed aircrews and escaped POWs, so I am not about to take that away from them.

their major problem was being divided, the gaulists and the communist french resistance didnt always get along too well, and were too worried about which government would take over after the war, they forgot they first had to throw out the germans. as far as military effectiveness i think they were invaluable, causing confusion behind german lines before and during D-Day was a great help to the advancing allies. the germans had to train special anti-guerrilla troops to try to get rid of the resistance.

BrokenArrow wrote:their major problem was being divided, the gaulists and the communist french resistance didnt always get along too well, and were too worried about which government would take over after the war, they forgot they first had to throw out the germans. as far as military effectiveness i think they were invaluable, causing confusion behind german lines before and during D-Day was a great help to the advancing allies. the germans had to train special anti-guerrilla troops to try to get rid of the resistance.

Good points.

haha i can forget all about getting totally wrecked in bf2 tonight and be pleased with a 'good points' statement from the all-knowing eddie baker... seriously you know too much

well, while we are on the topic of sharp pointey things, why not add a bayonet to some of the guns, it is true that they don't get much use but it would look realy good to see on guy run a nother guy thru in the mist of a piched battle, and they still isue thos with the guns, in the US millitary any way.

Ugly Duck wrote: We can't all be Jackie Chan or Bruce Lee

I was thinking more along the line of rambo or Arnie.