Ike said:And don't forget to count. "Five is the number to which thou shalt count; not four, nor three, nor yet six."
yea and you usually lose a few fingers(more likely a few friends) if your lucky, so dont wait till five
Upvote
0
Tactics Grenades
- Thread starter Zingu
- Start date
yea and you usually lose a few fingers(more likely a few friends) if your lucky, so dont wait till five
Its a ok guide, but you are wrong on the tanks. I was playing 1 vs 1 to day on Koningplats and there was a guy in the tank. So i flanked him and got up on his rear. I tossed 2 gernades. One hit becide him, and the next one went behind the turrent and it sounded like it sliped into the inside. So the 1st nade goes BOOM and he starts looking arround. Then the next one made him explode.
Upvote
0
Wait, was he open hatch or was he safe inside the turret? If he was inside and you got him with a nade that's awesome.
Upvote
0
Actually, in the US military cooking grenade training taught from the beginning, in basic training. It's a real-world tactic that is very effective.
In not just WWII, but other conflicts it was a very common practice in clearing bunkers, pill-boxes, fox holes, rat tunnels and MG nests. If the greandes were not cooked, that gave the enemy time to run or throw it back. (very risky)
Now, that being said- it doesn't mean I like the UO version of the suicide bombers- pull the pin and run into 2 or 3 enemy.
Upvote
0
Can anyone tell me how to throw them further?
Ive seen some people throw them quite far but i cant seem to get them to go as far.
In mohaa you would jump then throw as you landed, in cod it was jump-n-throw before you got to half way up.
If you see what i mean.
But thats a great guide - thanks.
Ive seen some people throw them quite far but i cant seem to get them to go as far.
In mohaa you would jump then throw as you landed, in cod it was jump-n-throw before you got to half way up.
If you see what i mean.
But thats a great guide - thanks.
Upvote
0
I always run forward and angle my nades to either pop in the air over the enemy or roll down the hill at them. Either way I'm moving with my nade as I toss it.
Upvote
0
Yeah, running seems to add inertia to your throw, so a quick sprint and 45 degrees in the air should get you maximum range. Hopefully your grenade doesn't blow up before it gets to its target though
Upvote
0
Parrot said:
no disrespect but the u.s army or for any sane army? will not teach the troops to cook their nades. you will lose hands if you are lucky. who wants a handless army ffs... mind you maybe the us army is clueless and handless lol
no disrespect meant m8 but her majestys army taught me to pull it and throw it.. make of that what you want
Last edited:
Upvote
0
ps a wee tip in game when you throw a nade watch your left hand you can giude were the nade goes by it
Upvote
0
I dunno, in Hedgehog I've seen my grenade go between the bars and bounce off regardless. Luckily I escape them in time but it's damn annoying. Even when you're inside the house and your hand is clearly in the middle of an opening the grenade will hit thin air and bounce back into the room, and you wont be escaping that one
Upvote
0
yes there is a bug right now with the grenades as you can see in the other posts. basically if you pull the pin and throw the grenade you have a 4-5 second delay before it blows up. then the next grenade try to pull the pin and hold it and it blows up in your hand everytime in 1-2 seconds.....
this is fact and it is a bug. I can't believe they let this one pass I figured it out the very first time i tried to cook a grenade.
this happens with the satchels and the russian and german grenades and as far as I am concerned this is the biggest bug in the game right now but 80% of the people have no idea because they never played the mod or just havent noticed it yet.
this is fact and it is a bug. I can't believe they let this one pass I figured it out the very first time i tried to cook a grenade.
this happens with the satchels and the russian and german grenades and as far as I am concerned this is the biggest bug in the game right now but 80% of the people have no idea because they never played the mod or just havent noticed it yet.
Upvote
0
snake byte.. said:
Actually the US Army teaches the same thing. There maybe some unofficial training about how to cook nades but I'm not aware of it. The official training is to pull the pin and throw it because nade fuses are not exact. To keep the enemy from picking it up and throwing it back you try to bank it off of walls and such so it's bouncing around and moving so the enemy can't grab it. Then either they're flushed out and you can shoot them or the nade blows up and they're dead.
Upvote
0
I find that aiming at the tip of your top finger as you cook a grenade is the best place to aim, this is the best way of aiming a 'nade but at long distances or incredibly-fantabulous-accurate-down-to-an-inch-precision I would not count on it.
Upvote
0