I must have played 3 a little bit because I read through the Wikipedia and it mentioned the every soldier is a sensor mechanic and I definitely remember going through that training

I just keep hearing stories about how your knees are fucked by the time you're 35 in the military and I want no part of that. I'm willing to buy $400 ear pro so I can still hear when I'm 80 ffs.

you probably just played 1-3 because it's all practically the same thing

3 is when they added zip cuffs

and you could capture dudes for intel

before then it was just shooting people to death

Lmao

dude remember if you got votekicked they sent you to Leavenworth?

I remember the experience points were called honor and if you team killed dudes you would lose honor

yep

NO

HONOR

honor was 3

What game is this?

America's Army

America’s army

oh I thought you mean the actualy army lol. Was that a propoganda piece the military made?

jesus my spelling

Pretty much

haha

it was p. much project reality before project reality came out

@PierogiPal! supposedly some people credited the CLS courses from the games for actually teaching them how to save people in real life

that's wild

I mean I'd believe it

the top level CLS course was fucking long

and was rendered in a hospital

if I thought I could fly F-22's or helicopters I might join but the odds of getting stuck at a desk or destroying my body are way, way higher.

It was pretty good though

that's where I learned the really outdated information about how you only use TQs in the last possible scenario

Yeahhh

because that was back before people realized TQs should be a go-to option

Right

Why was anyone confused about that? If people are dying from blood loss and TQs stop blood loss...... Where is the disconnect here?

Though I remember taking some stupid class so I could be a certified babysitter or some bullshit and they asked us what we should do if the kid gets cut and I said tourniquet

nice

And they were like uhh

No

Because they used to believe that if you put a tourniquet on a limb and it stayed there over a couple hours then the limb was basically done

general idea back then was that TQs restricted bloodflow and that EMSs wouldn't get people to care rooms fast enough to prevent limb loss

yeah

And would have to be amputated