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Brian McIlmoyle June 17th, 2005 15:50

Is suppressing fire, "blind fire"?
 
Looking at most rulesets for the majority of games posted here I see a rule that forbids "blind fire"

does this mean that suppressing fire laid in to the position of enemy designed to keep their heads down is not allowed?

Do you need to be able to see a target to fire at it? Is it ok to fire into the area known to harbour targets, even if at that particular moment you can't "see" them?

I wonder this.. because it is difficult to win a firefight if you are not allowed to have one.

Greykin June 17th, 2005 15:57

As in like, putting your arms around a corner with your weapon, not seeing what is there, and firing. Could be potentially dangerous because someone could be like, 2cm away from the tip of your gun.

Grim Fandango June 17th, 2005 15:58

blindfire refers to firing while not looking where you are shooting, or not looking down the sights. Suppresive fire is shooting in the area where the enemy is, but you must be looking down the sights or aiming where you are shooting. Hard for me to put in words, so here's a picture of blindfiring:
http://mywebpage.netscape.com/Thumpe.../blindfire.jpg

Notice the player holding the gun above his head and just firing away.

Kokanee June 17th, 2005 15:59

blind fire refers to you for instance crouching behind a barricade/shelter, then raising your rifle over it and firing without looking at anything. Same goes for firing thru holes in said barricade/shelter without looking.

Suppressive fire is completely allowed, it just means you'lll run thru ammo.

edit * man like 3 peeps beat me to it lol

Greykin June 17th, 2005 15:59

Nice sample picture, perfect lol.

ValkXB70 June 17th, 2005 15:59

At our local indoor place, "blind fire" is when you stick only your weapon around a corner, in a window, etc. They use the rule that you must be able to see a target to engage it.

GovernmentGrant June 17th, 2005 16:01

Too many people already beat me to it. What they said.

v82slo June 17th, 2005 16:02

Just consider Blind firing as not being able to see where you're bullets/bbs are hitting. It's a rule for safety and to provent injuries.

Brian McIlmoyle June 17th, 2005 17:06

OK, good
 
That clears up what is considered "blind fire"

Not looking where you are shooting.

very good, this is what I presumed... but in order to not presume anything,

I thought I would ask

the end June 17th, 2005 17:48

ive been hurt good by blind fire in a CQB game, damn it hurt

Mr Jon June 17th, 2005 18:23

CornerShot Anybody ;)

http://www.defense-update.com/images...t-silencer.jpg

Suspect187 June 17th, 2005 18:27

:lol: great pic

MarpatMarps June 17th, 2005 18:44

wow...looks kinda like my....wait...nevermind ;)

ert June 17th, 2005 19:00

Like it has been said above, blindfiring is very different then supressing fire. Supressing fire is very necessary so come out on top in a firefight. Heck you'd be suprised how many people duck for cover when you're in a firefight and you're out of ammo, but you shoot a few blanks while reloading. Sometimes you won't even need to be pointing anywhere near them and they'll hit the ground.

made Man June 17th, 2005 19:50

hmm.... about that pic... what if he can see what he's shooting at through a hole in the bunker?


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