New Door Breaching
Posted: 2010-01-23 17:49
Hey guys, just thought I'd suggest this since .9 is getting closer and closer

What if we could give breaching charges to US forces in .9? We already have a way to breach doors, with the shotgun, but instead of having to shoot the doorknob off the door, just stick a breaching charge to the door, or tie some det cord around the doorknob. Just something that will suppress the enemy inside, instead of having a dude with a shotgun blow the doorknob off, the some guy standing behind him throw a frag, then wait five seconds before the frag goes off to enter the room, you could just have your specialist, (which is the class I suggest giving the breaching charges to) breach the door, the enemy on the inside would be suppressed, and you could properly clear the room. Now I'm not saying that the breaching shotgun is unrealistic, and I'm not saying its not used in the real military either, because it is, but more often then not breaching the door with explosives is a much easier way of clearing a room of enemy combatants. And I don't think that making breaching charges would be to hard either, since we already have a way to blow open doors, just use the same effect, but you have to put a charge on the door instead.
Any input?
Thanks,
Brick
What if we could give breaching charges to US forces in .9? We already have a way to breach doors, with the shotgun, but instead of having to shoot the doorknob off the door, just stick a breaching charge to the door, or tie some det cord around the doorknob. Just something that will suppress the enemy inside, instead of having a dude with a shotgun blow the doorknob off, the some guy standing behind him throw a frag, then wait five seconds before the frag goes off to enter the room, you could just have your specialist, (which is the class I suggest giving the breaching charges to) breach the door, the enemy on the inside would be suppressed, and you could properly clear the room. Now I'm not saying that the breaching shotgun is unrealistic, and I'm not saying its not used in the real military either, because it is, but more often then not breaching the door with explosives is a much easier way of clearing a room of enemy combatants. And I don't think that making breaching charges would be to hard either, since we already have a way to blow open doors, just use the same effect, but you have to put a charge on the door instead.
Any input?
Thanks,
Brick