I would think a grenade going off indoors would result in more and longer lasting dust / smoke, making the area more confusing. Indoor areas would have more plaster, debris, etc floating around as dust after a nade goes off.
Without the large area to dissipate or wind outdoors, I would think smoke would be thicker and persist longer.
If you really wanted to put in some nice details, you could have soldiers in the room (who survive, or enter afterwards), coughing a bit.
Discuss.
Without the large area to dissipate or wind outdoors, I would think smoke would be thicker and persist longer.
If you really wanted to put in some nice details, you could have soldiers in the room (who survive, or enter afterwards), coughing a bit.
Discuss.
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