Well yeah, but she won’t stop a bullet from hitting you through her, and the odds are fairly good that if she does get shot, she’ll tumble over on you and crush you.
Funny how the gun is casting a very strong (though admittedly, mysteriously flat) shadow across her shirt, but she’s casting no shadow whatsoever on the bored-looking horse.
No offense, brother, but you’ve obviously never been in a shootout. I love my horse, yes, but when the lead is flying, she’s a LOT bigger than I am. 😉
Well yeah, but she won’t stop a bullet from hitting you through her, and the odds are fairly good that if she does get shot, she’ll tumble over on you and crush you.
Any round that would blow through 900-1200lbs of equine would probably end me, anyway. What’re they shooting, Desert Eagles? 😉
Ah yes, I see she’s very familiar with bog-standard stealth mechanics from various video games.
Funny how the gun is casting a very strong (though admittedly, mysteriously flat) shadow across her shirt, but she’s casting no shadow whatsoever on the bored-looking horse.
That’s Twiggah, the Teflon Horse. Bullets deflect off her coat and she repels all shadows!
Now I’m hearing Roy Rogers with a speech impediment.
Happy Twails, to yoooooo,
until we meet agehn,
Happy Twails, to yoooooooooo,
Becuz you is my fwend…
To be fair, it’s a legitimate strategy in Red Dead Redemption. 10/10 have used my horse for cover in video games.