How tough is Ghost armour?

[Quirel]

The U.S. military's main rifles often jam in Afghanistan, and so on. It's quite ironic.

They RARELY jam.

The M-16 was unreliable when first issued back in Vietnam. Since then, it has been redesigned and troops have been trained to clean and operate it. It won't jam until you try to jam it.

Sadly, that reputation just won't go away.

[Turalyon]

Not really. Just because a unit's hitpoints goes up 10 points doesn't mean that 10 points of the body had to have been healed. For example, part of the body could be healed which allows for the unit to continue to evade, aim, plan, etc. to justify those hit points.

Hitpoints are also supposed to represent "cover" - Medics can influence that too apparently.

An even more asinine thing with hitpoints is "critical point failure" - what the hell is "1 hitpoint" supposed to represent and how come the unit is still able function like it was at 100% hitpoints? How come spell abilities don't take into account the "hitpoints representing dodging" when having an effect/no effect on the unit?

But, seriously, who the fuck cares? Might I remind there's actually shit that matters to discuss on the internet. Like maybe, hmmm, Syria?

Well, given that the majority of this forum and this topic in particular are dedicated to what is essentially "shit that doesn't matter" anyway, I don't know why one would bother to ask such question after all this time.

[TheEconomist]