Ran into this playing earlier today. It seems as if, while driving in a jeep with a full load of men into enemy territory, it takes milliseconds for them or me to be shot out of the jeep and killed, as in it's happening too quickly. I understand the "one hit kill" philosophy behind this game and I absolutely love it, but shouldn't it be a bit harder for the AI to accurately shoot and kill a moving target? Whenever I attempt drive by runs I almost always get a bullet to the face, or at least one of my passengers does, almost immediately. It just seems too easy for the AI to shoot you out of an open top vehicle like the jeep and kill you. Is this part of the realism factor? Or is it just something that occurs in the game?

Thanks.

As far as I know the jeep doesn't provide a bullet shield at all, it'd be like you would run pretty fast. Adding a penetration probability might not be a bad idea.

The chassis basically covers them from bullets, at least should, but the guys' upper bodies are mostly without any cover and windshield provides none.

With the spread most of the the weapons have, jeeps are easy targets when they approach from front. Ofc sniper is mostly useless against a jeep.

well maybe jeeps could have bullet proof windshield?

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Yes, maybe the windshield do have bullet proof, maybe u should better accurately target the enemy upper part to able to shot down,

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