[Black_Spruce]

No matter how many times I look at people getting their brains blown out or slowly bleeding to death. Someone getting their spine shot out and impotently flailing around on the ground while their legs don't work will always freak me out. Body armor is cheap. Physio is expensive.

[mothmon]

Sad that the security guard looked like he suffered more I only enjoy it when it's the bad guy thrashing, writhing and dying a slow painful death after getting his vitals popped.

[stanmarsh]

It probably nicked the descending aorta where it supplies the spinal cord. Otherwise, he probably wouldn't have bled out.

[TheUrinator]

Gunshots to the spine are so unpredictable. Looks like the guy lost the use of his legs immediately then his diaphragm

[stanmarsh]

Spinal gunshots are actually fairly predictable.

Watching it again, he doesn't have any use of his hands and limited use of his wrists. That's consistent with a lower cervical SCI. If the diaphragm was affected, he probably wouldn't have any use of his arms.

In light of this observation, I think the guard actually got off two shots. The first hit him in the left abdomen, while the second caught him somewhere near the base of the neck. That would explain the blood on the floor under his right shoulder when he rolls over.

[stanmarsh]

It also looks like he's lost use of his right triceps and has weak triceps on the left. That's consistent with a C6-7 level of injury.

[mr_feelgood]

Cool.
They should put these physics into video games

[docfr8]

Too bad the guard had to eat one

[marcos_69]

I call this contest a draw.

[pinballwiz]

Originally Posted by mr_feelgood ↗

Cool.
They should put these physics into video games

I’m a Call of Duty dev. Will do bro. Double tap spinal flop.