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its not much but its mine 2017-08-12 12:27:56 Post No. 386941972
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>>386941972
>its an proximity-mine-beeps-loudly-and-blinks-15-seconds-before-exploding-so-you-can-evade-it-and-avoid-death kind of gamepla mechanic.
Mines were made to kill why should they warn you about certain death?
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>>386942553
name 5 games that does that
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>>386942553
because real life ones need excessive warning due to warfare regulation?
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>>386942580
Deus Ex, Dishonored, Crysis, Bioshock, Just Cause
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>>386942598
wat?
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>>386941972
>>>/reddit/
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>>386942598
Tell that to the people who are still to this day cleaning up decades-old minefields.
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>>386942553
No. Mines are not made to kill. IEDs are made to kill, mines are made to maim. Kill a person and they're out of the fight. Maim a person and they're out the fight+their buddy has to carry them. Also for routing people into ambushes and whatnot, it's why actual armies mark their minefields, to divert enemies.
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>>386943056
>Maim a person and they're out the fight+their buddy has to carry them
A wounded soldier also drains more ressources compared to a dead soldier.
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