in a decade: It was a horrible war, but the memes were always top notch
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i wondered the same but figured that shooting a net while flying high speeds is more difficult than just peppering an area with shrapnel.
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oh i meant shrapnel from a drone explosions
They do use nets, sometimes shotguns too. I think the main reason they don’t more often is it’s a lot easier to fly within a few feet of a target and explode then it is to aim a net, usually outside the vision of the camera
Many of the high traffic roads are covered with nets. It’d just require an absurd amount of netting to actually block off a city or something, and it’d be effectively impossible to electrify it.
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Oh, I think you’re right. I read using a big net to stop them meaning surrounding the thing you’re defending with a net. I guess they meant firing one. The reason for that is pretty simple: drag. A big net would have a ton of drag, so it wouldn’t fly far. You could have a missile that ejects a net to catch a target, but nets also weigh a lot and you could instead have a bunch of pellets, fragmentation, or something. There are uses for nets, like the drone video in the OP, but they have some serious limitations too.
I’m so glad they didn’t use that one NSFL clip with the guy spinning.
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Can you it anybody else explain this one, without posting the actual clip?
Guy gets caught on lathe type device and parts fly.
Aha I see. I’ll avoid that. I find that with age the ability to cope with gore diminishes.
Ty for the explanation tho
No prob, tried to make it PG13 as possible.
