Okay, so we all know that Medics can use their defibrilators to revive teammates that have been critically wounded, but not those who have been killed. Also, usually when a player is "killed" his body disappears after two seconds or so, leaving only a kit behind. But here's the interesting thing...
On multiple occasions my on-screen dialogue says "You were killed"...only to have a Medic run over my body and somehow revive me. Most other times though, the "You were killed" means what it should, i.e., my body disappears. Anyone else notice this?
Also I've been wondering about what determines whether you're killed or just critically wounded. Usually, direct artillery strikes, C4, nades, and (always) dying within a vehicle result in being killed, but small arms fire usually gives a critically wounded. But sometimes I somehow "survive" artillery or C4 or something (that is, I'm only critically wounded), and conversely sometimes I get shot by an L85A1 or some other weapon and get "killed". Is the distinction between "killed" and "wounded" determined by amount of damage? Or simply how far your body flies from your kit?
Any insights, theories, stories, etc. are welcome.
On multiple occasions my on-screen dialogue says "You were killed"...only to have a Medic run over my body and somehow revive me. Most other times though, the "You were killed" means what it should, i.e., my body disappears. Anyone else notice this?
Also I've been wondering about what determines whether you're killed or just critically wounded. Usually, direct artillery strikes, C4, nades, and (always) dying within a vehicle result in being killed, but small arms fire usually gives a critically wounded. But sometimes I somehow "survive" artillery or C4 or something (that is, I'm only critically wounded), and conversely sometimes I get shot by an L85A1 or some other weapon and get "killed". Is the distinction between "killed" and "wounded" determined by amount of damage? Or simply how far your body flies from your kit?
Any insights, theories, stories, etc. are welcome.