[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Massacreman ↗

Question about War stuff

My response I've put into the discussion thread: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7856230

[kellyhound]

The accuracy dropping from a height and on target is amazing in a lot of these drone vids. Great job

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by Massacreman ↗

Serious question to those here with some preamble:

I've seen a couple of these elsewhere where the soldier is hit, but not necessarily lethally, by a dropped munitions from a drone and leave their weapon behind or straight up just throw their hands up in a surrender pose.

Under those circumstances, should they still be considered a valid target as an injured party for more munitions drops?

Personally, I think if they're a casualty (clearly Injured variety, or dead already) and they clearly have no morale left, you shouldnt drop more on them. An injured soldier requires more resources than a dead one, and a surrendered and injured soldier can probably convince others its not worth it, so why waste additional resources from your side?

Obviously this doesn't apply if there's still active combatants nearby capable of deadly force, but I still feel kinda bad for anyone who is injured who has to sit there and watch another explosive dropped nearby them.

It is an excellent compilation, however. Good job on making it.

See page 8 in the discussion thread for some answers to your questions.

[Roosta]

Thanks for putting this together for us Whiskey. Top Job !

[William May]

Originally Posted by Massacreman ↗

Serious question to those here with some preamble:

I've seen a couple of these elsewhere where the soldier is hit, but not necessarily lethally, by a dropped munitions from a drone and leave their weapon behind or straight up just throw their hands up in a surrender pose.

Under those circumstances, should they still be considered a valid target as an injured party for more munitions drops?

Personally, I think if they're a casualty (clearly Injured variety, or dead already) and they clearly have no morale left, you shouldnt drop more on them. An injured soldier requires more resources than a dead one, and a surrendered and injured soldier can probably convince others its not worth it, so why waste additional resources from your side?

Obviously this doesn't apply if there's still active combatants nearby capable of deadly force, but I still feel kinda bad for anyone who is injured who has to sit there and watch another explosive dropped nearby them.

It is an excellent compilation, however. Good job on making it.

To stop it, all they have to do is quit. It's that simple. The only reason they keep getting killed is that they won't leave voluntarily. Sometimes, if you are stupid, life is hard.

[William May]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

My response I've put into the discussion thread: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7856230

If I had "Thank You Corn Drones" why, they would be dropping on you in a shower of corns!

[William May]

Watching these, it occurs to me that these drops would be more effective if they tumbled out 3-4-5 grenades at a time, with some scattering. I assume it is not done because the drones can't carry that much weight.

[SinisterNm]

top notch compilation once again. gruesome to think this is just a sample of the carnage. wish those dudes that took one to the face didn't move after. i really figured one like that was more instant

[SinisterNm]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Watching these, it occurs to me that these drops would be more effective if they tumbled out 3-4-5 grenades at a time, with some scattering. I assume it is not done because the drones can't carry that much weight.

those mavics can barely lug around anything, 2ish lbs. the minis its ounces. the bigger boys can but the price is crazy.

[richy_dong]

How the fuck did I miss this? . Fucking awesome man . Btw what are they dropping exactly, grenades? Shame they can't carry something bigger