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Two DNA chains of length 3 microns in ion free water runparallel with a separation of 100 Angstroms. What is the repulsiveforce between the chains? Assume the charge density on each chainto be 1 e per nm.
Ok so I have Coulombs law:
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1A= 10-10m
1 e per nm (10-9m)
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How to Find Tm24, Thunderbolt, in Pokemon Black and White
Who would want to fight fist to fist when you could just zap your opponent to death? Discover how to find Thunderbolt in Pokemon Black and White!
One of the classic electric-type moves that's persisted since the first generation of Pokemon games, TM24, Thunderbolt, is a much-sought-after-move for any pokemon trainer with an electric-type pokemon. It's a great all-purpose sweeping move that can come in really handy when dealing with the tougher trainers in Pokemon Black and White.
Can you find it in the main game? Yes, in fact, it's not that difficult to find. Unfortunately for most trainers, it's in a spot that's easy to forget later on.
Once you have Surf and can use it outside battle, Fly or walk back to Nuvema Town, where the game began. Once there, head north onto Route 1 and look for a small beach on the left side of the route. Surf from head and head south – note that the trainers are in the 30s, so be careful – until you find a guard house.
This leads to Routes 17 and 18. Go through and take the bottom watery slipstream you find, once you have options, to find a large island. Proceed to the middle of the island via several ramps, then travel to the northwest corner of the island. From there, wander back east along the top to find slipstreams returning you from Route 18 to Route 17. Stay along the north as much as you can.
You'll eventually be swept to a small, remote island, the location of the P2 Laboratory. Search the tall grass just south of the laboratory and, near a researcher, you'll find TM24, Thunderbolt.


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The neighborhood was once home to astronomer Clyde Tombaugh, who discovered Pluto, and Ralph Goddard, a former dean at New Mexico State University who started a radio station at NMSU in the 1920s, broadcasting one of the first radio signals west of the Mississippi.
Now an NMSU professor is leading a group of students through the process to nominate Mesilla Park as a historic district.
"We're looking for different significances about the homes -- if there was somebody important to the history of Mesilla Valley or state who lived here, the activities that happened here, buildings that have an interesting architectural style. Those are some of the categories we look at," said Jon Hunner, a history professor in NMSU's College of Arts and Sciences.
Under Hunner's supervision, the students in his historical preservation class began the first step of surveying Mesilla Park in November, with the hope they can preserve the area's cultural heritage by adding the neighborhood to the New Mexico Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. The state and national registers already include the towns of Mesilla and Doña Ana, the Alameda Historic Depot District and the Mesquite Original Townsite District.
The Mesilla Park district will cover a small portion of Mesilla, as well as Las Cruces, and includes private homes, state properties and county buildings.
"I personally didn't know much about it, and it helped bring context to our survey," said Addison Warner, an anthropology student. "I feel adamant about doing this, now that I know more about it."
The students presented preliminary results of their study in December. Hunner and his students will give another presentation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Feb. 1 at the Frank O'Brien Papen Community Center in Mesilla Park to gain community support for the project.
"It'll probably take another year or two to finish this nomination," Hunner said. "We're going to be surveying more than 200 homes. This class will probably survey about 70. This is just the start. It's a long, multiyear process."
A historic district is a geographically defined area that has significant concentration of historic resources. An area may be distinct for the quality of architecture as well as for the story it tells about the community. Some structures in Mesilla Park date back to the 1860s.
In addition to taking notes about the architectural styles, elevation and add-ons, students spoke to homeowners about their plans for the nomination.
"It should bring a lot of awareness and historical value to the neighborhood," Warner said. "In class we went over the laws and guidelines of how you would look at different buildings, looking at the integrity and significance of structures. We talked about the different values of being on a national register and the history of the area."
Julie Wojtko, a graduate student in history, said the most common concern she heard from residents was whether they would still be allowed to make changes to their homes. Homeowners will still be able to renovate their private properties after the designation.
The benefits of living in a historic district include eligibility to receive New Mexico tax credit for approved work done to homes. There's also a possibility that real estate prices in the neighborhood would stabilize. Hunner said he hopes it encourages residents to take pride in their neighborhood.
Hunner has helped with other nominations and his students have been hired to review other nominations, but the Mesilla Park district will be the first he's been involved with from start to finish.
"What's nice is that students will be able to put this on their resumes," Hunner said. "That's part of the value of this; to have students out in the field."
When surveying and researching is complete, the nomination will be submitted to the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division. If approved, it will be forwarded to the state Cultural Properties Review Committee, where committee members will decide whether it will be added to the state registry.
"A lot of people who helped make Las Cruces and Mesilla Park what it is lived and worked here and made the community grow and flourish," Wojtko said. "This district is so important historically. It would be a draw for tourists."


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Apple now offering two-step verification for iCloud login
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Four-digit passcode identifies device on top of user credentials
Apple is either testing or in the process of rolling out two-step verification for its iCloud.com portal, optionally allowing users who want to use the two-factor authentication to enter a random four-digit passcode on their device in order to add it to a list of "trusted" devices. The option is not yet available to Apple ID accounts that have previously set the preference for using two-step verification, but improves security over the default "Apple ID password only" method.
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For those unfamiliar with two-factor authentication, it adds one extra step of verification if a device accesses a site that requires it. In addition to having the login and password information, the user must also verify a four-digit random code, which can be texted or sent to a different device. The user enters the four-digit code on the original machine seeking access, and the device gains "trusted" status that won't require re-verification under normal circumstances.
Apple began implementing the option in order to protect Apple ID users over a year ago, and has since expanded the program across Europe, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. The "Find My iPhone" portion of the site (and its companion apps) are deliberately excluded from using two-factor authentication so that owners can track and recover missing or stolen "trusted" devices.
At present, the two-step verification appears to work inconsistently, reports AppleInsider. In some cases, re-verification of the secondary code was required each time the user logged in, in other cases it wasn't. Users can set up the extra security measure by turning on the option at MyAppleID.


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Akiak and Friends is back from it's break!!! finaly! today, Akiak and Dorgon are stealing the time-traveling car from Back to the Future! i just hope they don't go to far back or forward in time!
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Re: Flak Jacket is OPXxDrDeatxX May 4, 2013 1:21 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Totally agree but nothing will be done!
Re: Flak Jacket is OPCOOOORY12345678 May 4, 2013 1:27 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
I have been killed by blown up cars and RPGs at my feet with flak jacket, so i think its kind of inconsistant
Re: Flak Jacket is OPNotablePie May 4, 2013 1:38 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
try hardcore
i get blown out of my boots by even normal grenades that aren't even that close it seems
Re: Flak Jacket is OPNoob_Lyncher May 4, 2013 1:38 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak Jacket is only OP for people with no gun skill. Just learn how to shoot your gun and you'll be fine.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPnicedrewishfela May 4, 2013 1:48 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
So... a perk doing what it is supposed to do makes it OP?
It costs a point to use, and you have to sacrifice something else in order to use it. So there is no issue.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKoRny1 May 4, 2013 2:58 PM (in response to nicedrewishfela)
^no logic
Yes, Flack Jacket is supposed to reduced the damage from explosions, but the argument is that it seems to do its job too well, or better than intended.
Your comment suggests a trait of infalibility on Treyarch's part, as if they are above accidently making a perk unbalanced.
It costs a point to use, sure, but it's like you're really getting 2-3 points for the price of one by picking it.
Flack Jacket should protect against Claymore, Frags, and C4...but when it also protects from killstreaks like Predator Missles, Lodestars, Killer Drones, and Lightning Strikes...then one perk starts stealing thunder from other perks like Blind Eye and Cold Blooded.
I myself don't think Flack Jacket is all that special seeing as how the things it protects you from seem to be random (sometimes claymore blowing up in your face will STILL kill you, but sometimes it won't) but the fact that you can't see the point of the Original Poster's argument is not good.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPnicedrewishfela May 4, 2013 6:13 PM (in response to KoRny1)
How is there no logic?
"Take less explosive damage."
— Create-A-Class Description.
Flak Jacket returns as a Tier 1 perk in Call of Duty: Black Ops II and can be found by using the Access Kit on certain levels in the campaign such as "Pyrrhic Victory" and "Suffer with Me". The effects of Flak Jacket are identical to its Black Ops counterpart, which makes explosives do less damage to the player. All explosives do 35% of their original damage to people with the Flak Jacket perk (20% in Hardcore)[1], though it does not help against the user's own explosives, including cars triggered to explode.
Source- http://callofduty.wikia.com/wiki/Flak_Jacket
The point of the perk is to lessen Explosive Damage, it doesn't specify what the explosions are from. My only point was, the perk does it's job. Nowhere did I say Treyarch was infallible. YOU decided to insert that to twist my opinion.
From my experience, Flak Jacket isn't OP. It does exactly what it is supposed to do, and that is to protect the user from explosive damage. It is a counter to those who rely heavily on explosives for kills.
What people don't consider is the range and strength of the explosive. The Flak user may be far enough away from the epicenter of the blast to survive because of the protection. I know EVERYONE thinks they are 100% percent accurate... but perhaps that wasn't the case. Perhaps the projectile landed far enough away and the user didn't get the full blast of the damage. The Damage modifier of Flak Jacket may save that user's life in that scenario. Or they may be far enough away from the explosion of a vehicle for it not to be fatal, or at the edge of a Lightning Strike where they may not take enough damage to die.
My only point was the perk does what it is supposed to. In my experience, it is a non-issue. If the explosives don't work, just beat them in a gun battle, if they took damage from the explosive, they are all that much easier to take out. If your opponent is running this perk, avoid using explosives against them as it will not be as effective.
Just like every other perk or weapon, it has it's ups and downs and is up to the user to decide what works for them.
Don't use my reply to twist my words to further your agenda.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKoRny1 May 4, 2013 6:26 PM (in response to nicedrewishfela)
It's almost like you have no reading comprehension skills.
After two posts by you, (one of them being a short essay) you have still somehow managed to completely miss the OP's point(and mine).
Some of your comments make me think you didn't even read parts of my post.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPnicedrewishfela May 4, 2013 6:36 PM (in response to KoRny1)
What the heck are you talking about? It doesn't differentiate between lethal equipment or Scorestreaks, IT PROTECTS YOU FROM EXPLOSIONS.
I am not sure what you aren't getting here. I can read your complaints just fine, but the argument doesn't make any sense to me.
An explosion.. is an explosion... is an explosion. It gives you a 35% damage modifier. How am I missing the point of anything? I am stating facts.I haven't experienced an issue with Flak Jacket.
I don't think you are actually reading what I am saying, and you are just trying (and failing miserably) to insult me for some ungodly reason. Heck the guy below me called the OP a Mongoloid and you are on my case for stating facts. Sheesh.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKoRny1 May 4, 2013 7:02 PM (in response to nicedrewishfela)
we all understand that the perk is Supposed to reduce explosive damage by 35%(thanks for the specifics) the Point I'm trying to convey here is that in actual gameplay, that doesn't seem to be the case. It feels very inconsistant.
If a claymore's max damage is 135%+ of a players total health, it should kill them every time, whether they have FJ or not, but if its max damage is less than 135% of total health, than the player should always survive if using FJ with no current damage lost.
That said, why does a claymore blowing up in my face kill me sometimes, but not always?
Why does a grenade with the throw back symbol up, kill me sometimes, but not always?
my point is that the perk is glitchy.
The OP's point is that however much damage certain explosives do, if Flack Jacket reduces it enough to be able to survive a direct hit from a rocket or missile, then it needs to be rebalanced/reworked.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPdweez1988 May 5, 2013 1:44 AM (in response to KoRny1)
It's supposed to reduce the damage of explosives to 35%
Witch is by 65%
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKoRny1 May 5, 2013 8:26 AM (in response to dweez1988)
woops, sorry I misread... still doesn't change the argument though.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPredx165 May 5, 2013 5:18 PM (in response to KoRny1)
Black Ops 1 Flak Jacket was OP. This is nothing compared to Black Ops 1 Flak Jacket. Also I never see people use flak jacket as much as Ghost, Lightweight, and Hardline. This is coming from a TDM player.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPpfcsmooth May 5, 2013 11:32 AM (in response to nicedrewishfela)
Hello!!! It also cost me a point to have RPG's. It costs a point to have Claymore's/Bettie's. Why should your one point Perk allow you to walk through a mine (1 point) and an RPG (1point) and kill me? Is your 1 point worth more thna my 2 points? I think not.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPLuisHammett May 5, 2013 4:41 PM (in response to pfcsmooth)
Here's the thing: Please explain me how hard it is to kill someone with a Claymore? Or a Bettie? You just drop it and pray for someone without flak jacket to walk straight to your equipment. The RPG takes effort, and, if you shoot to the ground, you WILL kill anybody with Flak.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPamathyx May 4, 2013 1:57 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
stop being a mongoloid that relies on explosives
Re: Flak Jacket is OPNoLifeKing29 May 4, 2013 2:11 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
I would like to see it buffed so it can survive one explosive consistently in HC. As of now its really not worth using in HC.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPgallp13 May 4, 2013 2:18 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Don't use it.
Kill those that do.
Dont care
Re: Flak Jacket is OPJKG1989TFK May 4, 2013 2:29 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
No its not it does what it says it will perfectly protect against explosives.
A straight RPG or grenade launcher will kill any flak user no matter what .
Its perfect for an objective player like me cant cap whit out a few grenades coming my way.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPJoco3000 May 4, 2013 2:43 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak Jacket users can be killed by the following:
Any and all explosive killstreaks if they are close enough (RCXD has to touch I believe)
Direct Impact RPGs/SMAWs
Multiple Exlposives at once
Possibly also a C4 direct hit, I'm not sure.
Anyway, the perk is fine. I get killed with it on by explosives fairly often.
(Lol, realism in CoD)
Re: Flak Jacket is OPvims1990 May 4, 2013 4:10 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
TreezNSteez wrote:
How does a jacket protect you from a hellstorm thats right on top of you?
How does a jacket protect you from an rpg that hits you straight in the face? Does flak jacket come with a flak helmet too?
Both of these are not true.
If a hellstorm missle aims right on top of you, you're dead regardless of whether you use FJ or not.
Direct hits by RPG's and SMAWs kills a player with FJ instantly.
I wouldn't mind seeing some footage of what you stated above though.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPJKG1989TFK May 4, 2013 3:18 PM (in response to vims1990)
I shot a flak user while he had a riot shield directly whit an rpg an it was an instant kill.
Think about that 2 layers of protection an it still killed if anything the riot shield needs a buff an flak needs more consistency.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKoRny1 May 4, 2013 3:07 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flack Jacket saves people from explosive killstreaks...but sometimes it doesn't
It also saves people from regular explosive equipment...but sometimes it doesn't
before anyone makes a solid argument about how balanced the perk is, they first need to fix it so that it at least works properly.
Right now Flack Jacket is too much of a gamble to justify using it. Even while using it I still end up playing as if I don't have it, just because I can't trust it to work all the time.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPKylaeris May 5, 2013 3:02 PM (in response to KoRny1)
You just have no idea how explosives work. Each explosive has a blast radius, i.e. a circle that the explosive will do damage in. The different "rings" of each blast radius do different damage. If you're standing on top of a grenade that goes off, it does more damage than if you're on the very edge of the blast radius.
Flak Jacket isn't broken at all. You just don't understand the game mechanics.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPItzOnlyBubbles May 4, 2013 3:19 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
This flak has been nerfed compared to the flak in bo1
Re: Flak Jacket is OPblb128 May 4, 2013 3:22 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
If you want a game with no protection from explosives then go play MW2. That was one of that games many flaws. Thank god the developers have learned since then.
Flak jacket is fine. It does not protect you from killstreaks like you claim. I die from hunter killers all the time. If I survive a hellstorm missle or something its because im smart enough to hug a wall or building not because I run flak jacket.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPiivrruummii May 4, 2013 4:10 PM (in response to blb128)
I haven't learned that Tactical Insertions and Riot Shields are not a good idea for multiplayer.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPiivrruummii May 4, 2013 4:09 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak Jacket needs to be buffed because I die by one claymore in HC when I haven't taken any damage previously.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPCR4IG May 4, 2013 4:13 PM (in response to iivrruummii)
I keep dying from RPG's in Core search even if they are two feet to the side, still run it all the time mind you but when I do die from a single blast it does my head right in, imo it should really be able to protect you from a single blast of any non scorestreak explosion.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPiivrruummii May 4, 2013 4:18 PM (in response to CR4IG)
I hate how OP Flak Jacket was in BO1, but at this point I would rather have BO1's FJ to save me from all explosives, LOL. Not to my knowledge, they haven't change any perks except for Hardwired. It is about time they start balancing out some of the other perks.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPparnezzi May 4, 2013 5:54 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
if you learned how to shoot then you wouldn't notice flak jacket, i know i don't
Re: Flak Jacket is OPTreezNSteez May 5, 2013 12:38 AM (in response to parnezzi)
Where did I ever say "I dont know how to shoot a gun, so i rely on explosives"
I shoot just fine. Maybe if you would get out of your corner, you would realize that theres times where you need explosives.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPamathyx May 5, 2013 8:35 AM (in response to TreezNSteez)
except there isn't
if idiots didn't have to spam explosives every single time they spawn, we wouldn't even need flak jacket in the game
Re: Flak Jacket is OPdarkrangeresp May 4, 2013 8:42 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak Jacket isn't overpowerd, however, it sometimes seems that way do to the way the game calculates explosive damage. First of all, as some of the other poster put it, flak jacket reduces explosive damage by 65%. or 2/3rds. This means for an explosive to kill somebody with flak jacket it has to do 300+ damage to kill them at full health. Most of the hand explosives, c4, bettis, claymore, grendades do around 250 to 275 at their center which means the user survives, which is the point of the perk. Now, as you get away from the center the damage drops to 2/3s about 1/3rd of the way out from the center and 1/3rd at about 2/3rds away from the center.
For example let's say a grenade does 225 damage at it's center with a 6 meter blast raidus. This means that if I am within 2 meters of the grenade I take 225 damage. If I am between 2 meters and 4 meteres I take 150 and if I am 4 to 6 meters I takes 75. Beyond that I am out of the radius and take nothing. Most hand ordinace explosives have a blast radius around 4 to 8 meters. Most score streaks have a blast radius of 10 to 12 meteres and usually deal 300 to 500 damage at center to ensure a kill against flak jacket with a direct hit. The problem you have is a lag compensation one not the perk being overpowered. Let me explain.
Have you ever had one of those instances where you shoot another player 3 to 4 times with a 3 to 4 hit kill weapon and they don't die. Instead they shoot you once and you die instantly? Wel, what actually happened there was on their system, they killed you before you fired your first shot. However, since your system is a half a second behind them, the host mashes what you both did together, it kills you and wounds them. It sucks somewhat, but that is the fairest way to deal with the lag between players in the game. Drifter actually did a pretty good video explaining all this. Treyarche actually did a pretty good job with it in this game compared to some of their earlier titles.
Now explosives work a little differently. Since explosives cover an area it would be a complicated mess to mash realities between up to 12 people. So, instead Treyarche simply decided that if you get blown up, your reality decides where you are relative to the explosive and determins if you live or die. Since it's not precise damage like bullets, lag comp isn't as important. However, just like with the lag issue above, if you are half a second behind somebody else, that is enough time for them to be 4 or 5 steps away from where they appear on your screen. This is enough of a difference that while they appear to be dead center on your screen, they are actually far enough away to take the minimun outer ring damage on theirs.
Now, if as you suggest we nerf flak jacket to fix this, you would have to cut it's base protection from 65% down to about 50% in reduction. However, since the claymore and betties deal over 200 damage at their center, they would kill flak jacket users in one hit. The main purpose of the perk is to allow the players to survive the mines at full health and attack somebody camping behind them. If you weaken flak jacket that much it would make several of the explosives over powered. To counter this, you could nerf the base damage on some of the explosives to keep flak jacket users alive at 50% reduction. However, then some players without flak jacket would also survive them, which would cost you more explosive kills in the long run.
I think your complaint does have some merit, however the point to this post of mine is to explain that nerfing flak jacket would cause more problems than it would solve. As you originally said there are certain explosives it should allow you to survive. Your issue seems to be that players are surviving score streaks when they shouldn't. Your argument should be that those streaks need a damage buff, not that the perk needs a nerf. Adding 100 damage to the base of any of them would likely do the trick. However, developers are more often better off leaving well enough alone.
Bottom line, if your opponent is using flak jacket, you need to kill them with bullets instead of bombs.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPstrablind May 5, 2013 12:46 AM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak is not OP, but using C4 without using the detonator is. If Flak and Trophy system was in MW2 the game would be so much more balanced.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPHamster123 May 5, 2013 6:35 AM (in response to TreezNSteez)
This is something I don't understand, shock charges are now pretty much useless because when one goes off you turn and fire at an enemy covering his eyes. He shoots at the ground still with 1 hand covering his eyes and gets a kill, almost every time but looking at the killcam he is never covering his eyes he is always firing with both hands on the gun straight at you. Now I can understand lag when you are running and your box may be behind you so you don't get around a corner but how is this happening with shock charges?
Re: Flak Jacket is OP740UKills May 5, 2013 10:43 AM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Realistic? Hmm, last I checked, this was a game, so no.
Flak Jacket is fine the way it is. Try using your gun next time.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPSitRepPro May 5, 2013 1:45 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
TreezNSteez wrote:
It needs a nerf, badly.
Flak Jacket should protect you from the following:
Rocket Launchers
Thats it.
How does a jacket protect you if you are standing right next to a car that is blown up with c4?
How does a jacket protect you from a hellstorm thats right on top of you?
How does a jacket protect you from an rpg that hits you straight in the face? Does flak jacket come with a flak helmet too?
It should only protect from minor explosions, not massive ones like scorestreaks or blown up vehicles. Can we please be realistic for once?
Anyone else agree?
No. As for realism, every sniper rifle, bolt action or semi-automatic, would be a 1HK to any area of the body, suppressed or not, and possibly have a faster ADS time too. Are you sure you want realism? Oh and my KSG will pick off people over 100m away. C4s aren't tossed and they cannot be denotated by gunfire but I'm sure a lot of C4 users would hate to treat this munition like it is in real life as supposed to a glorified frag grenade, which is what we have.
Flak Jacket is given some protection against explosive damage because Scavenger resupplies and a lot of people are terribly inefficient when using lethals and have like 10 uses to 1 kill ratios and the such. If people were more conservative about explosive usage and were better with them then some people wouldn't mind so much.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPAdam1234567893 May 5, 2013 2:28 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
I agree on everything except the rockets and realism lol it's seriously overpowered though because it makes garbage campers invincible they either need to nerf flak jacket or slow down the health regeneration time. And no I am not saying that campers are garbage I am talking about garbage campers the players that keep getting their way and ruining call of duty games and they keep complaining and exploiting everything including the spawn system.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPSteve2589 May 5, 2013 4:43 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak Jacket is not OP at all. The speed in which you can deploy C4 is OP
Re: Flak Jacket is OPosuistheshiz May 5, 2013 4:51 PM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Flak isnt overpowered in the least bit.
I still die from rockets to the feet or body.
I still die from lightning strikes and hellstorms.
The only time you dont die from those killstreaks is if they hit a decent distance from you.
Dying by cars blowing up seems to be hit or miss but it does happen.
Re: Flak Jacket is OPzombies4lyfe May 7, 2013 8:07 AM (in response to TreezNSteez)
Please stop complaining about perk balance... it gets old and annoying hearing every sentence state that something is wrong with perks. I actually use flak jacket in this game because it does what its suppose to do. Remember grenades from mw3? how week they were with out blast shield? Then when you put blast shield on it seemed to do nothing? Thats poor balancing and treyarch got it right in this game. I survive 2 grenades and i like that because it allows me to be a more objective player....
But if you wana over come flak jacket users with your Super op mw2 explosives.... then just use a c4... i die every time from those even with flak jacket.


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