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== Frag Grenades == | == Frag Grenades == | ||
Frag grenades are effective when used properly. Each time you throw a grenade, the enemy can hear the pin being removed from the grenade and the spoon being released, as well as possibly see where a grenade is being thrown from. | Frag grenades are effective when used properly. Each time you throw a grenade, the enemy can hear the pin being removed from the grenade and the spoon being released, as well as possibly see where a grenade is being thrown from. Worst of all, since you shout "Frag Out!"(no it is not being said into your radio) the enemy can hear you shout, and guess your location. It is important to never throw more than one grenade from the same location, unless you are relatively sure that no living enemies heard or saw your last grenade. Remember, grenades should ''never'' be used when it is possible there is a friendly in the blast area. | ||
Don't forget to "cook" your grenades! After you pull the pin by pressing the primary fire button, release the spoon by pressing your fire mode button. You will have ''approximately'' five seconds before the grenade explodes. The less time the enemy has to run after the grenade lands next to him, the better chance he will get hit by the grenade. If you don't cook your grenade at all, there's a very good chance he will have time to move to safety before the grenade explodes, wasting your grenade, and giving away your position. Learn to adjust for the distance and height of your throw, and cook it so it explodes right when it lands next to the enemy (or even airburst it over his head, a useful tactic on the Bridge ledges). | Don't forget to "cook" your grenades! After you pull the pin by pressing the primary fire button, release the spoon by pressing your fire mode button. You will have ''approximately'' five seconds before the grenade explodes. The less time the enemy has to run after the grenade lands next to him, the better chance he will get hit by the grenade. If you don't cook your grenade at all, there's a very good chance he will have time to move to safety before the grenade explodes, wasting your grenade, and giving away your position. Learn to adjust for the distance and height of your throw, and cook it so it explodes right when it lands next to the enemy (or even airburst it over his head, a useful tactic on the Bridge ledges). | ||
