This is rather random but, I noticed that the Assault, Support and AT kits don't have kneepads. It's nothing big but I was just wondering why they don't. Any ideas?
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Walmart ran out of stock. -
LOL hahaOriginally posted by animateddave
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becuase the spec ops have to crawl around palces and need to keep their knees safe... and the medics have to jump to the ground all the time to save people and could really hurt themselves.
the other classes are cannon fodder and thus no-one cares about their kneesComment
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^^^ i think we got a winner!Comment
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Or that's how you get higher rank, gotta get the knees dirty...Comment
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walmart!!! damn youuuu!!!Comment
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ohhh,next question,why does spec ops wear a cap instead of a protective kevlar helmets? heheComment
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Current spec-ops teams in places like villages in afghanistan (SP?) whos job is to police the joint and hunt out weapons caches and keep the local bad-guys at bay, try to blend in with the locals and relate to them as much as possible. So, they wear more casual clothing, and grow big beards (it's a cultural necessity). I don't know if this has anything to do with why the spec-ops has a hat and shades and a cute little scarf thing, but regardless, it's a nifty bit of info. I saw it on TV or something of that nature.
So EA, how 'bout those beards?Comment
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helmets are also a bit clumsy/bulky for stealthy operations, i suppose
gotta love those wrap-around shades perched on the cap, tho =)Comment
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There was a jihad against kneepad factories.Comment
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Its gangsta to wear them inside the pantsComment
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Its part WalMart part Bush not wanting to put out hte money.Originally posted by 21CW ForgeComment
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Clinton's interns wore all the other pairs out...so there's a shortage.Comment
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There was a jihad against kneepad factories.Comment
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