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MGS3 guntrick question...

I never thought I'd have to ask a question concerning metal gear in this forum, but here I am. In the Virtuous Mission, after Snake subdues Ocelot, he mentions to Ocelot that he noticed what he was trying to do when he removed the first bullet manually, it being some kind of trick and how it was foolish of him to try it in the middle of a battle. What trick was he referring to?

"You ejected the first bullet by hand, didn't you? I see what you were trying to do. But testing a technique you've only heard about in the middle of battle wasn't very smart. You were asking to have your gun jam on you."
 
Bataman said:
I never thought I'd have to ask a question concerning metal gear in this forum, but here I am. In the Virtuous Mission, after Snake subdues Ocelot, he mentions to Ocelot that he noticed what he was trying to do when he removed the first bullet manually, it being some kind of trick and how it was foolish of him to try it in the middle of a battle. What trick was he referring to?

"You ejected the first bullet by hand, didn't you? I see what you were trying to do. But testing a technique you've only heard about in the middle of battle wasn't very smart. You were asking to have your gun jam on you."
I'm not sure, maybe he means pushing out the bullet manually after it was shot to speed up reloading or make it fire faster... or something.
 
I know that much, I'm just wondering what the actual trick is. Maybe I posted this in the wrong forum, I know there are a lot of gun enthusiasts in the OT. Maybe I'll have better luck there.
 
Found this off the Gamefaqs board ~It does have a use!~

-Advising the Enemy (call Para-Medic after your first meeting with Ocelot)

Para-Medic: By the way, Snake.

Snake: What?

Para-Medic: What was that little lecture back there?

Snake: Lecture?

Para-Medic: You were instructing the GRU commander, weren't you? Something
about the first round, or his hand.

Snake: Yeah...

Para-Medic: What was that supposed to mean?

Snake: Mmm... Whenever he put a new clip in his gun he'd always load the first round by hand, whether there was a round left in the chamber or not. It's a
technique they teach in the Middle East. By making sure there's always a round
in the chamber, you eliminate the risk of pulling the trigger with nothing to
fire.
He must have heard about it from someone, or read it somewhere... in any
case, he probably wanted to try it out for himself. And he was obviously
motivated by vanity to show off his new technique. That's when you make
mistakes. The battlefield is an unforgiving place. The only techniques you can
rely on are the ones you've mastered through experience and practice.

Para-Medic: Uh huh. And what were you saying about him being more suited to
revolver?

Snake: When he fired, he was bending his elbow sharply to avoid the recoil. It
looked like he wasn't aware he was doing it, but that habit can be either a
fatal flaw or a gift.

Para-Medic: What do you mean?

Snake: Automatic weapons use recoil to operate, so if you don't let the recoil
hit you, it interferes with the operating cycle of the gun. Basically, he
shouldn't be trying to avoid the impact like that. But with a revolver,
there's no need to let the recoil hit you. Just the opposite - avoiding the
recoil lets you reduce the strain on your hand and arm. That kid might just be
handy with a high-caliber revolver.

Para-Medic: Handy...? Are you listening to yourself?

Snake: What do you mean?

Para-Medic: He's the enemy! Why are you giving him advice?

Snake: I...

Para-Medic: Snake?

Snake: ...I don't know. For some reason, I couldn't help but point it out to
him...

Snake: ...Snake, are you alright?

Snake: ...Yeah...
 
I fucken love Metal Gear Solid series. In MGS3 theres an explanation for EVERYTHING. You just have to call the right person at the right time :D
 
BlueTsunami said:
Para-Medic: He's the enemy! Why are you giving him advice?

Snake: I...

Para-Medic: Snake?

Snake: ...I don't know. For some reason, I couldn't help but point it out to
him...

Snake: ...Snake, are you alright?

Snake: ...Yeah...

:lol, The dialogues in the MGS games are <3
 
Ah, it makes sense now. It's been some time since I've played the game, I only wondered because I was watching an .avi of the cut scenes. Thanks a bunch, Blue! You get:

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and

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I know some people hate the codec in MGS, but its one of the reasons I love it. I liked equiping a gun then calling the tech guy and he would tell you all about it.
 
Bataman said:
Ah, it makes sense now. It's been some time since I've played the game, I only wondered because I was watching an .avi of the cut scenes. Thanks a bunch, Blue! You get:

c-ration-peanut-butter-p-38-550.jpg


and

8264533_6d0d83b9cb_m.jpg

:lol

No problem! I heard the Calorie Mate tastes weird (good weird).

Bataman said:
I learned more about nuclear armaments from Nastasha Romanenko than I did in high school.

:lol:lol

thats a sign of an amazing game!
 
Flo_Evans said:
I know some people hate the codec in MGS, but its one of the reasons I love it. I liked equiping a gun then calling the tech guy and he would tell you all about it.

I like calling para-medic after I caught an animal and see her disgust as Snake asks how it tastes. The game even accounts for if you had eaten it before talking to her too!! The dialogue is a bit different but her disgust is still humorous.

"Snake....it's...a...rat..."

"Yeah, I know...so how's it taste?"

"...ugh..."
 
Link said:
Like that's any kind of a threat in a MGS thread. You can just graft another person's on in its place.

My french ain't all that but I meant it as self punishment for my failure.
 
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