• @d00ery
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    303 months ago

    I’m guessing the original wearers didn’t survive with that many holes in the armour.

    • @PiousAgnostic
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      313 months ago

      I mean if they wanted it to be effective, the Germans shouldn’t have designed it with holes in the first place.

      • @Coreidan
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        53 months ago

        It’s no wonder they lost

      • SSTF
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        43 months ago

    • @BassTurd
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      183 months ago

      Those are speed holes, so they can run faster.

    • @RememberTheApollo_
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      3 months ago

      The one on the left looks fine. I see what looks like “splats” from bullets and not actual holes. The middle has a couple holes but they look grazing? The one on the right definitely got shot through.

      E: makes me wonder if these were tested rather than the result of an attack?

      Left: handgun rounds, Middle: some sort of average rifle or soft bullet? Right: something high powered or specialized bullet like APC.

      • ArxCyberwolf
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        3 months ago

        Top of the image says “body armor test” so the holes are from the tests and not combat. Your edit is most likely correct.

        • @RememberTheApollo_
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          23 months ago

          Well, I guess I stated the obvious then. Always helpful to read.

  • @thesporkeffect
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    113 months ago

    Ah man, rookie mistake. Corpse tainted armor comes with a significant stat penalty

    • @Doburoku
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      73 months ago

      Tainted apparel gives a mood debuff