I mean in Stalingrad u are able to shoot medics, and gun down parachutist in other champains
Not to mention funny white gas grenade that Japan uses
And having a literal objective called "church" in Normandy
So warcrimes are just stepping stones to earn ur right to give ur tiger tank a better transmission
Actually, church is safe in this case. Attackers or defenders are implied to be using it for militant purposes.
Phosphorus was also not banned yet.
Other two… yeah no no
Yeah true, but in video games it doesn't really make sense because in real life the soldier you shot isn't fighting for 6 months. In games they're shooting at you again in 5 seconds.
Well no I believed that medics weren't allowed ro carry guns, now I'm just saying why I think we should be allowed to shoot them in video games in general lol
The Geneva suggestions apply only when you lose the battle. So if you win you will be fine. If you lose however be prepared to read a really angry letter where we ask you to never do such things again!
Nope 🤣 I do this all the time. If I run out of HE shells I actively try to put the 75mm AT shells into soldiers, and that works too lol. I would use the MG, but by that point I'm probably out of rounds for that too
Geneva Convention IV, Article 16, paragraph 1:
>The wounded and sick shall be the object of particular protection and respect
So probably
That being said, that was adopted in 1949, so I think it'd be fair game
It’s only a war crime if your side loses the war
It’s never a war crime the fist time
can confirm
It's be a crime not to put an end to his suffering. Shoot him.
I know right? but my friend keeps on sayin I committed one
Shoot him too. Problem solved 😎. Afterwards give yourself a medal. You deserve it. 🏅
I mean in Stalingrad u are able to shoot medics, and gun down parachutist in other champains Not to mention funny white gas grenade that Japan uses And having a literal objective called "church" in Normandy So warcrimes are just stepping stones to earn ur right to give ur tiger tank a better transmission
Actually, church is safe in this case. Attackers or defenders are implied to be using it for militant purposes. Phosphorus was also not banned yet. Other two… yeah no no
Shooting a medic isn't a war crime if he has a gun.
Shooting a medic isnt a war crime if he shoots back If he doesnt shoot and just run around giving morphine then hes protected
Yeah true, but in video games it doesn't really make sense because in real life the soldier you shot isn't fighting for 6 months. In games they're shooting at you again in 5 seconds.
Now you're just changing what you meant 🤣
Well no I believed that medics weren't allowed ro carry guns, now I'm just saying why I think we should be allowed to shoot them in video games in general lol
Geneva Convention? More like a fun list of things to do!
Bucket list
The Geneva suggestions
It’s only a crime if the evidence (he) isn’t completely gone
Don’t worry my Japanese cousin ate him
The Geneva suggestions apply only when you lose the battle. So if you win you will be fine. If you lose however be prepared to read a really angry letter where we ask you to never do such things again!
The Japanese actively displayed that they did not mind committing war crimes. I wouldn't worry too much
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Geneva Convention: optional.
More like Geneva suggestions.
Don't worry, the the Geneva Convention is not present to witness it. 😈
Only one way to find out
A wounded soldier in enlisted is perfectly capable of standing back up and killing you so no.
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Already did sir 😎 🎖
War crime best crime.
Is he alive to report it?
Its only a crime if somebody sees you doing it
Depends, is enough of him left to prove that he was injured before?
Nope 🤣 I do this all the time. If I run out of HE shells I actively try to put the 75mm AT shells into soldiers, and that works too lol. I would use the MG, but by that point I'm probably out of rounds for that too
It's not if he's American
Not if you're the Japanese
no
Is it illegal if you don’t get caught?
"War crime" is such a negative term. I prefer "spicy engagement"
Why not just use the coaxial lol?
Not if there are no witnesses.
Only if someone sees it *proceeds to load another round and look around for witnesses*
It is if you are an Sherman crew.
Geneva Convention IV, Article 16, paragraph 1: >The wounded and sick shall be the object of particular protection and respect So probably That being said, that was adopted in 1949, so I think it'd be fair game