Raw LLM Responses

Only one problem with that: aiming for legs isnt really less deadly. If a bullet hits the femoral artery, you have... maybe a couple minutes to live. Most of that time you will spend unconscious once you go into shock, and your blood pressure bottoms out. Unless you can stop the bleeding, which is extremely hard to to with that artery. And the bleeding stopping on it's own, is like winning the lottery. Plus the femur itself usually gets shattered, and that is horrifically dangerous, painful, and life-ruining.  Iraqi snipers couldnt shoot US soldiers in the chest, because they had Rifle-Plate Armor. So instead they started shooting for the base of the neck, and the femur.  (The base of the neck isnt covered by the rifle plate. And it contains the Carotid artery, the Jugular vein, the Trachea, and the spine. Hit even one of those, and there is no way you can fight. You will be preoccupied with dying/trying not to die.) (Why not the head? The head is a sucky place to shoot. It moves too much, the brain case is a small target, is covered by a helmet [which doesnt stop rifle rounds, but reduces their effectiveness], etc. You might just hit the enemy's face, which the head is mostly face. Sure, most people will stop fighting if shot in the face, but a surprising amount dont stop fighting. Especially if they have no other choice, except get finished off by the enemy. Think Operation Red Wings.) (Wow, I went off on a tangent.)  So the only leg shot that is kinda viable, is below the knee, and that is super impractical because it is such a hard target to hit, even for AI. Other options would have to be used.