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vpngtn (12/08/2015) [-] 
the healing screen always has a description of an injury, for example:
deep cut. bleeding, not yet disinfected.
reading it will easily tell you what needs to be done, besides its not that hard to learn the combinations by heart
deep cut. bleeding, not yet disinfected.
reading it will easily tell you what needs to be done, besides its not that hard to learn the combinations by heart
#4 to #3
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ifightdragons (12/08/2015) [-] yeah but usually people dont do it in the correct order which is the joke the comic is making
#23 to #7
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afireinsidebrad (12/08/2015) [-]
i laughed way too hard at this, please tell me theres more
#28 to #23
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newprinny ONLINE (12/08/2015) [-] awkwardzombie.com/
In the archive, she lists what games she based the comic on, and you can click on the name of the game to get a list of all the comics she's made based on that specific game, dood
In the archive, she lists what games she based the comic on, and you can click on the name of the game to get a list of all the comics she's made based on that specific game, dood
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yellowcardraiden (12/08/2015) [-] I kind of wished MGSV has a healing system like MGS3. and be a finished game
#27 to #26
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yellowcardraiden (12/08/2015) [-] They had some of the systems like bullet count, and taking more damage because of that. Or getting badly hurt that you have to pop your leg back in. Would have been cool to go back to ACC or Medical Bay for doctors to fix you right up. Also Konami didn't make Metal Gear, Kojima and his team did. RIP Kojima Productions, such a great team.
#9
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skrynox ONLINE (12/08/2015) [-] In reality though, removing a bullet is more sanitary, but not necessary if you don't have the tools to do so.
People have been known to get shot and forget about it, only to cough it up or something years later.
People have been known to get shot and forget about it, only to cough it up or something years later.
#11 to #9
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innocentbabies (12/08/2015) [-]
There is almost no reason to remove a bullet. It's far more dangerous to perform surgery on someone to get a bullet out than to leave it in Just ask President Garfield unless there's some kind of issue, like #10 said.
#20 to #19
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heartlessrobot (12/08/2015) [-] Why would we use anything else though?
It's cheap, dense, easily melted into a mold, and can't really be used for much else.
It's cheap, dense, easily melted into a mold, and can't really be used for much else.
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plazmaflare (12/08/2015) [-] If i recall the reason we stopped using it for civilian ammunition is hunting if ******* rekt the wildlife. And I mean ****** their populations up, or at least the detritivores, specifically condors. So we found out when animals eat the corpses of other animals that have been shot with lead ammunition they bio-accumulate lead or it can bio-magnify through the food chain, causing problems specifically in predators closer to the top of the food chain or carrion feeders.
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brokentrucker ONLINE (12/08/2015) [-] Unless there is something else that has a melting point as low as lead, it is still widely used, particularly for reloaders.
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heartlessrobot (12/08/2015) [-] They fixed that by making it illegal to shoot an animal and leave it there, you have to take it with you or get a ranger or someone else to take it.
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anon (12/08/2015) [-]
as a gunsmith in training i'll tell you right now that's very far from the truth.
you can buy special lead free rounds but most bullets are solid lead or copper plated lead and if you really want nice go get solid copper bullets or silver but you'll pay a lot to get them.
you can buy special lead free rounds but most bullets are solid lead or copper plated lead and if you really want nice go get solid copper bullets or silver but you'll pay a lot to get them.
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gongwiththewind (12/08/2015) [-]
its not necessary at all...
sanitation has nothing to do with it.... since bullets are sterile.
the only reason bullets are removed is if they are close to a major blood vessel/organ and could shift and cause death.... if its embedded into an inch of but (for example) most of the time they would just leave the bullet in.
sanitation has nothing to do with it.... since bullets are sterile.
the only reason bullets are removed is if they are close to a major blood vessel/organ and could shift and cause death.... if its embedded into an inch of but (for example) most of the time they would just leave the bullet in.
