r/HolUp Sep 14 '22

peak ingenuity

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u/pookshuman Sep 14 '22

that would kill him, not change his mind

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u/Comparison_Past Sep 14 '22

Don’t have to hit him. Just a little old school shock and awe.

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u/pookshuman Sep 14 '22

why would they bring an attack helicopter to survey a primitive tribe's camp?

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u/Flipmstr2 Sep 14 '22

They have weapons. We must protect ourselves

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u/Jeff_Jefferson-17 Sep 14 '22

"your honor, that man was armed and I felt my life was at stake!"

"Sir, that was a three year old with a toy bow./

"He said he was going to kill me your honor"

:)

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u/Comparison_Past Sep 14 '22

I mean the premise of the post was that a group of drones could be used to convince a primitive tribe the operator was god.

You were the one that brought up helicopters.

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u/pookshuman Sep 14 '22

the helicopter is in the OP

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u/MountandBeyBlade Sep 14 '22

Helicopters ARE OP

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u/helpfulskeptic Sep 15 '22

OP helicopters

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u/SquishmallowPrincess Sep 15 '22

True, I wish Gaijin would nerf them so I stop getting killed by them from the other side of the map

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u/variogamer Sep 15 '22

Yeah and make br mater in heli pvp

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u/oijsef Sep 15 '22

But Kobe =(

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u/xCACTUSxKINGxx Sep 15 '22

Helicopter was too op for him

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

that primitive tribe killed countless idiots. or maybe they were counted. probably counted.

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u/CobaltWolf Sep 15 '22

My guess on the count is 12!

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u/nDREqc Sep 15 '22

To spread democracy, of course

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

Some good ol fashioned American fun

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u/James_Paul_McCartney Sep 15 '22

You never know who the Russians are selling Igla launchers to.

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u/VoopityScoop Sep 15 '22

To become their gods

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

Seriously you're the only voice of reason. I enjoyed every retort

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u/KarmaChameleon306 Sep 15 '22

To shock and awe them.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

*shockawe

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u/oijsef Sep 15 '22

Oh yea remember how great shock and awe worked in Iraq?

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u/AgentWowza Sep 15 '22

Theres a really good Time Riders book about this concept.

People need to understand that primitive people or ancient people (who are still civilized enough to form societies) aren't dumb, they're less knowledgeable.

They can follow cause and effect, they can form hypotheses and test them. They just wouldn't know how or why it works, but they can make things work.

So let's say you enact some shock and awe and install yourself as their God. Someone's gonna want to know how your shock and awe machine works.

And whether or not you bleed red.

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u/Smallbenbot03 Sep 14 '22

It would blow his mind

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u/seesucoming Sep 14 '22

It would change its location

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u/ComputersWantMeDead Sep 14 '22

I can't see his mind staying the same after that

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u/TheIronSoldier2 madlad Sep 14 '22

The guys location would change from a pair of coordinates to "He's, uh, all over that crater there"

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u/pookshuman Sep 14 '22

I really don't think they use military attack helicopters to reconnoiter primitive tribes anyways

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u/PleasantAdvertising Sep 15 '22

Getting hit by ordnance will change anyones mind from solid to liquid.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '22

Technically it would

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u/RevolutionaryAct6931 Sep 15 '22

It would change his mind, in the sense that it would go kaboom. Mind blown, as you'd say