COOKING GRENADES

[SureShot7]

In games like call of duty you could hold a grenade just before it would explode. Do you think brothers in arms will have this.

[NanoFlak]

Probably

[mopar1990]

yes cooking grenades shuold be an option,I always like to do it in the game Medal of Honor european assault an its always a funny sight to give the germans a 'special dilivery' I just like to see the safty pin fly alway and smile,And i'm realy inpressed how the grenades explode,what a blast.

So yes ,....t should be sweet http://forums.ubi.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

[JTrooper17]

Yeah of course there will be especially now its a new generation.

[damegood]

Well if Ubisoft wants to make a historically accurate game, they will allow cooking of the hand grenades. Not only is it historically accurate it allows for more battle strategies. Nothing like cooking a frag to blow right when it enters a room. Campers beware.

[TOLWardog1368]

Anyone wanna double check on whether or not this is historically accurate? I'm pretty sure it is since there was TNT in these pinapple grenades meaning it was pretty much on a timer. Yet I believe it was later when grenades didn't really do anything until thrown when the spool I believe comes undone... stopping here as my knowledge is rusty on the topic.

[damegood]

The first picture is of a common American WWII era MK2 Fragmentation hand grenade. The second picture is of a M2 series Fuse found inside the MK2 hand Grenade. The M2 series Fuse houses a black power igniter that fully ignites after 4.5 to 5 seconds after the safety lever is released. Setting off the main charge of EC smokeless powder, which replaced the earlier TNT charge. TNT was replaced by the EC powder basically because it was to powerful. TNT created to small of fragments where the EC powder created a more lethal sized fragment. Another cool factoid is that the grooves in the MK2 grenade which earned the nickname "Pineapple grenade" actually serve as gripping and not for fragmentation which is the common misconception. So yeah, basically, a 5 second cook would be historically accurate.

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[SureShot7]

also it would be cool if every once in a while a grenade would be a dud and not explode. But not to often since that would be stupid.

[mattfro]

Squad is dead, low on ammo, large enemy forces approaching, one grenade left. You make a beautiful toss right at the enemy. Dud. Oh **** http://forums.ubi.com/images/smilies/sadeyes.gif.

[mopar1990]

Originally posted by mattfro:
Squad is dead, low on ammo, large enemy forces approaching, one grenade left. You make a beautiful toss right at the enemy. Dud. Oh **** http://forums.ubi.com/images/smilies/sadeyes.gif.

HAHAHAHAH http://forums.ubi.com/images/smilies/88.gif That reminds me what a private said to me Back in Iraq,while he was bracking how good he was trowing grenades,as a tank gunner my-self I dont see so much gun fights up to close my self,but we enter an emty part of piece of highway,and he wanted to show me how good he realy was,so he was getting pretty ignored by the rest of the guys up there,so we let him trow a grenade at a rock and it diden't blew up,I've never saw a guy run that fast in my live ever http://forums.ubi.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

No thank you I personly don't like duds,each time we got a dud,we have to right a two hunderd page complain file,but sometimes it quite funny.

[King_Rupert6]

yes, cooking grenades would be great, but i dont really like the duds idea. that would really P*** off someone! (Like Me!)