In the "Eat Chicken" game, after the player kills the enemy, the enemy will call up a box, from which the player can pick up other people's weapons and equipment, and the players will call this behavior "licking the bag". Many people "lick the bag" when playing the game, so in the real battlefield, after the special forces kill the enemy, will they also go to pick up the equipment left by the enemy?
In fact, veterans who have been on the battlefield remind new recruits: When you go to the battlefield, you must not casually pick up the weapons and ammunition left by the enemy, otherwise you may suffer a big loss. In World War II, American soldiers suffered heavy losses because they liked to "lick bags", and it turned out that American soldiers liked to find some food or weapons and ammunition for supplies after entering the city street battles. The enemy soon discovered this weakness of the US army, so they carried out a set of tactics of "encircling the point and attacking the aid" against the US army. Specialized in luring American soldiers with food, and then hitting the troops to annihilate the single American soldiers.
In FPS games like Call of Duty, many players like to pick up enemy weapons so that they can experience the thrill of shooting with various weapons. But there is still a big gap between reality and the game, because the weapons used by armies around the world are not the same, and the general soldiers who get the enemy's weapons cannot grasp the essentials very well, and shooting guns on the battlefield is not like directly pressing the mouse in the game! The performance of each gun is different, and without a long period of practice, it is impossible to pick up a gun that has never been used before and get started immediately. In fact, experienced soldiers must "school the gun" every time before using the gun, look at the bullet deviation of the gun, and try to correct it in subsequent shots.
It can be seen from this that on the battlefield, ordinary soldiers cannot discard their weapons and pick up the enemy's guns for use unless they have to! So are well-trained Special Forces using enemy guns? In fact, special forces soldiers usually have to be proficient in the performance of the world's standard guns when training, although it cannot be said that they have one hundred percent mastery of the essentials of use, but if they pick up these guns in the battlefield, they will not be very strange and can be picked up and shot. The reason why the special forces are trained in this area is because the area where they carry out their missions is often behind enemy lines, and it is very difficult to replenish food, weapons and ammunition, so naturally they need to find ways to get it from the enemy!
Of course, the use of enemy weapons, in addition to being unfamiliar with themselves, may also bring disaster to themselves. The reason is that in the chaotic battlefield, it is difficult to distinguish between the enemy and us, the soldiers rely on the different old distinctions between the enemy and our guns, if you shoot with the enemy's gun, you will be mistaken by friendly troops as the enemy, and if you don't do well, it is a "friendly siege"! Therefore, on the battlefield, soldiers do not kill the enemy and lick the bag like in the game, on the one hand, they have no experience, on the other hand, they do not pay off.