armor piercing rockets

[everyday]

ever see a soldier using his RPG to blow up tanks? Well its because the RPG missile is using a special rocket called armor piercing warheads.

tanks have an outer armor called active armor, this armor defends explosions that hits the tank, the warhead design is to blow up the active armor and penetrate the actual armor with a second warhead, means this rocket contains two stacked warheads, one blow up the first and the second one continue its path to hit a second layer.

can be applied as secondary fire option for the RPG since it dont have any secondary attacks.

advantages: can shot through a thin layer of objects(crazytank armors, boxes, small houses, corners, you name it) and the shot will explode and the second warhead continue its path until it hits another object, great for take out vehicles.

side effects: if the object is too thick the rocket will not have its second warhead deployed, cost 2 RPG rockets for one armor pierce shots.

[Maks]

It could be usefull for let's say against the blast armor but a vehicle in counter-strike? man, those things are nothing.. they will kill you faster than defend you.

[everyday]

how about you see someone hide behind a wall and that can be used to its advantage.

[FluffyKitty.deadm]

The RPG already does damage to players behind walls and inside vehicles.

[everyday]

what about dealing extra damage since the wall absorbs some damage and doesnt kill anything behind it?

[FluffyKitty.deadm]

The RPG can already kill players behind walls and inside vehicles.

[Demolition Man (Imaninja)]

And acctually I beleive that armor piercing rounds, rather than containing a second warhead, will be full of a substance that melts under the extreme heats. This melted sustance will go through the armor on the tanks and burn away the people inside. Perhaps a secondary to the rpg that melts downwards for a few yards killing everything in it's path?

[FluffyKitty.deadm]

What part of, "The RPG can already kill players behind walls and inside vehicles" am I failing to communicate here?

[Maks]

I don't think he gets it.