Spam 2...the next thousand pages....

[Lazarus]

I dreamed you were crossing the same street and got hit by a Mack truck.

[CountKrazy]

Was it spam street?

[paintballjunkie]

yes it was spam street!

[a_sigint_ninja]

I'm not sure, Laz.

*goes off to consider logistical implications of wounding vs. killing enemies.*

[paintballjunkie]

killing is better..or is it

[a_sigint_ninja]

According to the resident former Marine...if someone is wounded, you need several men to remove him from the field, patch him up, etc. Plus you need to bring medical supplies in.

If he's dead, you take his ammo and dog tags and shoot the hostiles.

[paintballjunkie]

there is less honor taking a guys ammo and tags...

[CountKrazy]

I want to cross spam street...

[paintballjunkie]

don't...i got hit by flying cheese

[Lazarus]

According to the resident former Marine...if someone is wounded, you need several men to remove him from the field, patch him up, etc. Plus you need to bring medical supplies in.

If he's dead, you take his ammo and dog tags and shoot the hostiles.

Hmm...

[paintballjunkie]

what....i'm just gonna spam and walk away

[Lazarus]

What would your Dad do if his entire squad is down and there are 20 hostiles surrounding him?

I'm guessing: shoot 'em all to heck.

[paintballjunkie]

that prolly what he would do

[a_sigint_ninja]

What would your Dad do if his entire squad is down and there are 20 hostiles surrounding him?

I'm guessing: shoot 'em all to heck.

I was talking about the logistics of such things. Logistically, a wounded soldier would require more resources than a dead one.

And yes, that's exactly what he'd do.

[paintballjunkie]

lets jsut spam and call it a day