Yeah it's called windows, shadows and hiding near destroyed structures
Camo
Hudson Kelly
Luke Martinez
I dunno, they seem to blend in to me.
Leo Davis
lmao at mutts thinking they can into camo
Just lie down and die already lolololololol
Jaxon Murphy
After some bombardment cities get this "rubble grey" look from the dust, and the camo seems to be very similar to patterns for winter. So I think switching to the winter side of a winter/summer camo smock should be enough. And if the city wasn't bombed previously, then there is no pattern that will truly help you.
Landon Carter
He was using the word "less" to mean "minus."
Pictures of tree bark minus the foliage. Anyway…
Why aren't people using earth-colored "dazzle" camo patterns (pic related) to hide their shape? I would think that even in an environment where the colors weren't matched perfectly well, the pattern would still make them more difficult to identify as human.
Levi Myers
Because enemy doesnt need to know if something is human or not to open fire
Noah Bell
Check out shredded garbage. Something that color.
Background color should be whatever the buildings are made of. In the West it's gray gypsum, in the east it's light brown clay.
This is what the city is going to look like from any distance.
Ryan Johnson
It worked on ships because there's nothing ships can camouflage into already and it impaired the ability for the enemy to estimate your heading. You are literally, actually, for real retarded if you didn't know this and if you even would unironically suggest this.
Kayden Long
they're literally always surrounded by water
I'm not saying we use big black and white stripes. I'm saying we should try a similar concept: earth colors, natural shapes, but in a complex, layered pattern to give a false sense of distance (somewhat like pic related, but simpler)
Levi Nelson
The problem is that no one uses eyeballs to spot ships anymore. If two enemy ships today are within eyeball range, they will with 100% certainty sink each other.