Wounded Pedestrians

Name: Wounded Pedestrians
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Rating: 7.5 (4 reviews)
Author: Ryder555

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13 September 2025

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This mod significantly changes firefights, giving you a slight advantage in gunfights and making it easier to get out of dangerous situations.

How the mod works:

During a shootout, there is a chance that an enemy (police officer, special forces, etc.) will fall to the ground and be seriously injured. In this state, they will be unable to stand up and shoot.
However, there is another option—the enemy, even bleeding profusely, can get up and continue shooting. This is done for greater realism.

Enjoy the game!

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