Morbuskid
See past the darkness, and view the light.
Alright after almost a week of thought I want to see if I cannot be a human with a para-military force trying to overthrow the new anthropomorphic masters.
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He also bolsters steel plate armor which negates the pen of everything until you get to .50 cal AP.
I apologize if I meant any disrespect, you think I don't understand armor or weaponry of WW1? Because I have an understanding of it, and even then I would not make a mockery of it until it is in an appropriate setting, hence why I made it so here as I have heard that it was becoming more Sci-fi than reality.What? No.
Any steel plate armor that's light enough for a human being to wear and still move isn't going to stop a .50 BMG round (armor-piercing or not)- it's not even going to stop a 7.62x39mm rifle round like that fired from a Kalashnikov.
There's a reason as to why soldiers stopped wearing armor after muskets became standard issue, and that's because a gun- any gun- save for the smallest ones will penetrate thin steel plate. If you increase the thickness or add more layers the armor becomes unbearably heavy. The only soldiers that wore thick steel armor into the era of machine guns were those guys manning Vickers heavy machine guns in World War 1; and they only did that because their job meant they didn't have to move, meaning that it was somewhat bearable to carry said armor.
Soldiers only started wearing body armor again once it became light enough to feasibly stop bullets without making a five-mile march through the field into a risk of death by heat-stroke and exhaustion. Said body armor is usually a Kevlar vest or related material; these are plasticized compounds designed to stop bullets not by simply deflecting them, but by flattening them and making them slow enough to not deal significant damage to the vital parts of the body. Even then, high-velocity rounds (like the vast majority of those fired from rifles) can and will penetrate Kevlar vests outright.
I apologize if I meant any disrespect, you think I don't understand armor or weaponry of WW1? Because I have an understanding of it, and even then I would not make a mockery of it until it is in an appropriate setting, hence why I made it so here as I have heard that it was becoming more Sci-fi than reality.
It is whithin my interests that I make my character skilled with some form of survivablity against arms that everyone seems to virtually own, because my character can't dodge bullets and he isn't necessarily stealthy, besides there are police forces who use ammunition that negates armor so I would have assumed the furry police or whatever their law keeping force would have had it. I have no point to get across or argument to make just note that I thought it would be OK especially since it is no more but a chest plate.
So sue me for it, but understand I meant no disrespect of history or it's reality in anyway.
Still going arditi plate, i've faith in the FerinaGood points, but then again you underestimate what a .50 AP round is like.
You get hit in a limb- any limb? It's gonna be torn off. Hit in the chest two or three times? You're going to turn into a cloud of pink mist instead of a corpse. .50 caliber machine guns were originally designed as anti-vehicle weapons, as they're just an enormous overkill against literally any kind of infantry.
I'd suggest something like a plate carrier or light Kevlar vest, such as what my character wears. Not only is that far more maneuverable and believable, it'll also stop most rounds coming you way from law enforcement.
Oh yes it is fineSweet, could I play a wolf and a human? Just to start off the human roles hahah