Hey /k/. I want to learn some abilities, as if I were to emulate

bodyguards are just there to remove any potential major legal or political fallout from someone defending themselves

Just learn all that shit on YouTube

>>27965347
>Metal Gear Solid: Solid was a spin-off game from the popular Metal Gear Solid series. Released in early 2004 for the Nokia N Gage, it never got wide coverage. Despite this, some consider it Kojima's least autistic game. In MGS:S, you play as a bodyguard for VIPs. Your character, Troubled Woodlouse, works for a bodyguard company which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mother Base. Throughout the course of the game, you are sent on missions that include bodyguarding, personal defense, shooting, diving, and CPR.

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>>27965378
dafuq, bro...

>>27965402
idk, ask op

>>27965426
I'm op.

I've had some experience in the protection field. Depending on your state, getting certified can be very easy. Building a resume via reputable training providers is a great way to start if you have no prior military like myself. I would recommend getting some good medical training, knowledge on how to handle medical shit is more important then a lot of firearms training. Also get into a serious hand to hand combat school. Close protection is exactly that, up close and many times you may not have a firearm. I could go on for a long time, but try and look up a book called "the bodyguards bible" some good information.

>>27965459
dafuq, bro...

>>27965378

This is his -least- autistic game? I'm so glad I've never played any metal gears.

>>27965461
Thanks for the info. Right now I'm searching for this "Bodyguard's Bible".
And yes, I always heard that having some medical knowledge and experience might be useful.