This video shows why I think suppression should be implemented (for stationary guns only, for tests).
I just feel this is not cool. I did everything right only to be one shot by a lucky dude who dodged all the bullets.
Now write a comment and tell me why I’m wrong. Or at least tell me what I could do better.
He was a psychopath that never felt fear. 5 star soldier, rest of them were full of emotions with strongest being fear of German MGs.
So those support groups, coaching, affirmative actions etc really do work against bullets?
I learned something new.
Bullets don’t have magical effect on the enemies they can only work when you hit their bodies or when you scare them of the consequences of peeking out. When someone knowns no fear you can’t do much about them but to shoot.
They can give you right attitude to get up and then get hit with reality once bullet hits them 
It’s hard to feel fear in enlisted.
Fear me mortal
I stand corrected
Suppression could be an interesting mechanic. The point of suppression is lay down fire to pin down the enemy. In game suppression could lower accuracy and give you a dazed effect similar to when you stand next to a tank firing like concussion; decreasing the enemies ability to return fire.
When using automatic weapons I occasionally spray into bushes, buildings, etc to ward off potential enemies or get a lucky kill but the only enemy that fears bullets is you the player while our NPC companions eat bullets for breakfast so you’re not really pinning down the enemy. But if suppression can decrease player and NPC accuracy then it has more tactical use
Actually adding suppression may make AI die less as they will hide their stupid asses.
He didn’t dodge them, he was wearing a stalinium vest which absord 13mm bullets like a sponge absorb water.
Thanks to bullet proof vest he had no fear of your bullets. (Headshots don’t work on him either, he wasn’t using it anyway).
yes