I started an argument elsewhere about the 'massive' amounts of body damage one can take in MGO without dying.
Frankly, It beginning to be a drag on the game to me, sneaking behind a guy who is crouching, and aiming an M4 (or any gun for that matter) and dispatching 3-5 shells of hot lead into his torso should be a kill.
Dropping what seems like a full clip (or enough to kill a small rhino) into him and having him either:
1 - run away
2 - I run out of rounds after like 12 shots, reload, while he turns around and fires off a lucky one shot that hits me in the face, killing me
3 - me firing a clip alerts his team where I am, and they kill me
So now I spend all my time aiming for the head, which is so not realistic, while all other aspects of the game are quite good at being true to life.
3-4 rounds out of even the smallest sub-machine gun will drop 99% of men if it hits them in the chest / back / torso.
So, my question, what is your opinion on damage in terms of body shots? (they got head shots right, one and done, but I think the body should be like 5 max)

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I just set up my account on MGO I haven't really played it yet, other then a practice session, and I too was surprised by how many shots a guy took before dying, and of course one head shot and bam! your dead. This on my 360 is what turned me off to Halo and turned me on to Call of Duty 4, call of duty is offically the most popular online fps, and in big part due to quick kills. It keeps the games moving and it's more rewarding to a larger array of people, like those who hide and work a hard strategy. With this system, any idiot with really good aim could frolick around the board and just spin around when attacked win a gun battle just because he's had a retarded amount of practice aiming. It completely ruins all the other game mechanics in my opinion. I hated this in Halo, I'd spot a guy and start firing away at him and he'd turn around and kill me, it's just annoying. Or the really annoying idiots who master sticky grenades they see you and stick you instintly, I'm not a bad gamer, but I can't get better at Halo because it only rewards one kind of strategy, one I'm not so good at. So I'm dreading this on MGO, but nonetheless I'll report back when I try a few rounds.