Is there any advantage to going with heat vision or night vision? Seems like itd be useful to see behind cover, and it would work day and night, and you run a lower risk of blinding yourself. Any recommendations for a FLIR setup? Scope or headgear.
Flir vs NODS
Gabriel Evans
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Nathan Diaz
Can't use thermals to drive at night, etc. They both have their place. I'd buy NVGs first. Thermals for a static defense
Nicholas Baker
ive worked with FLIR cameras quite a bit, and they can suck my fucking vainy nigger cock, and there NVR's make me want to shove a toothpick down my cockhole and fuck a brickwall.
but also, Thermal vision is a meme, and anyone willing to spend 1500 on a sight should commit El Paso Walmart.
John Morris
thermal is so op its not even funny. i can instantly see you out to 500 easy if any part of you is not behind something solid.
Adrian Butler
>anyone willing to spend 1500 on a sight should commit El Paso Walmart
you have been reported to the FBI
Adrian Bailey
that's a nice buttplug faggot
Nicholas Lee
>not at least being indifferent to El Paso
Fuck off back to Ieddit and dilate, parasite newfag cancer.
Kayden Baker
They're both useful, you should have both.
>Seems like itd be useful to see behind cover
No. You generally can't see through anything solid with thermal. You can see "through" light foliage (which is not cover anyway), but you're really seeing through the gaps, not through the leaves themselves.
>it would work day and night
Yes, although with varying effectiveness depending on weather and terrain, e.g. people/animals don't "pop" against a field with a bunch of rocks sun-heated to more or less body temperature.
>you run a lower risk of blinding yourself
Not really a problem, but sure.
Connor Foster
I looked into Thermal vs Night vision, because thermal obviously has huge advantages over NVGs such as not needing light, seeing people through any type of camouflage etc.
The problem is, they're not as smooth, crisp, or practical as NVGs. You have an even tinier FOV through thermals, moving your head creates a motion blur (like you sway your head and literally can't fathom shit in said motion), you have lower battery life, can't see through glass, you can't see IR lasers, etc.
So while Thermal has clear advantages over Night Vision in some combat situations, I think it even more specialized than NVGs and isn't a do all set-up. Just my .2c
Eli Evans
killing innocent people isn't cool
expect a visit from the alphabets