Suppression was good in BF3, cause actual damage in BF3 was unrealistic, and you'd usually just end up respawning not far from where you died anyway.

Suppresion is not needed in Arma; damage in Arma is realistic, and much more consequential. I remember on one Arma mission where if you died, it was like a five minute helicopter ride back to the fight, if you could find someone to pick you up - sometimes the wait was alot longer. So if I hear bullets whizzing around me, I am already suppressed and running for cover - no need for a mechanism to force it on me, the fear of having to respawn will be plenty.

@ Corona2172

Quote from Corona2172 "U.S. hasn't changed yet. P.S. Canadian infantry does have females, but not as forward operators. Besides.... Canada? Really?"

You're wrong, And I don't from your other comments that you know much about anything else you've talked about either.. In 2006, Captain Nichola Goddard, a woman and forward observation officer, was killed in combat while commanding her LAV. Other women have And as for the "Canada? Really?" remark - try saying something so ignorant face to face with a member of JTF2, CSOR, or a Canadian combat vet and see how long it takes to get a C7 rammed up your wothless ass. People like you who don't know what there talking about should shut the fuck up.