when they swim out of range of the spotlights, the buggers in europa's ocean can be a bit tricky to keep track of with your eyes glued to the periscope. sure, your captain could call them out with the sonar, but magnesium burns underwater, and burns really bright too. might even kill the captain's job of keeping track of the hostile wildlife
lead, steel, aluminium, and magnesium for a box of coilgun ammo that'll light them right up, maybe even literally once they get into a breathable atmosphere.
thoughts?
Hey there.
I'm thinking of creating some tracer ammunition. When hitting a character with them using with a CQB, Cannon or Rifle weapon that deals kinetic damage, you confer +1 accuracy to your next ally who tries to attack that same target.
What do you think of it? How would you design this? For now, I have two ideas, even considering taking both:
- A limited system (3, probably), costing 2 SP;
- A Core Bonus (GMS, probably), granting this bonus permanently to one weapon.
Again, what do you think?
Edit: Corrected the proposition.
As per the title, I should be able to use the stock weapon or any other blueprint apply the ammunition with the associated tracer to use that tracer round. I shouldn’t need the entire blueprint. Point being I like the stock look of weapons but also want to apply some of the different tracer rounds I have. Same way you can apply different skins for weapon components if you use the ammo from a tracer blueprint it should come with the tracer rounds.
I really love the 1776 tracers on my M4A1 but am definitely no fan of the 60 round mags that come with the 1776 blueprint.
While I am able to change to any desired optics on the M4, as soon as I change my ammunition to my prefered .458 Socom rounds the tracers disappear.
Is there any way to change your ammo without losing your tracers?
Infrared 5.56x45mm ammo would be an awesome addition for night maps I think.
Hello,
I saw a colored video of world war 2, where you could see axis and allied machine gun fire. One thing I noticed was that all nation's had they're own tracer color.
How was this color chosen and is there more to it than just differentiation to the other nations.
Thanks in advance.
What about tracer ammunition for machine guns?
Maybe a cool idea for night maps.
Battlefield Night Operations looks very cool, but it would be even better if you change tracers in teams RU and CN on the GREEN.
>In NATO standard ammunition (including US), this is usually a mixture of strontium compounds (nitrate, peroxide, etc.) and a metal fuel such as magnesium. This yields a bright red light. Russian and Chinese tracer ammunition generates green light using barium salts.
I hope that the developers will heed and make a colorful night fights.
P.S. Sorry for bad english ;)
I really love the 1776 tracers on my M4A1 but am definitely no fan of the 60 round mags that come with the 1776 blueprint.
While I am able to change to any desired optics on the M4, as soon as I change my ammunition to my prefered .458 Socom rounds the tracers disappear.
Is there any way to change your ammo without losing your tracers?
