Both games have a bomb (Spike in Valorant's case) which the attacking team will need to plant in designated sites around the map. The defending team will then have to prevent them from planting the ...

The British Ministry of Defence's answer is using the mechanical mutts to make detecting and defusing bombs safer and more efficient. Bomb disposal robots aren't exactly new, but they've come a long ...

The Spike is a unique item that spawns on the attacker’s side each round. A single player can carry the Spike, however, it can be dropped or given to other players at any time. The Spike will also ...

August brought a grim new statistic from Afghanistan: The death of at least 66 U.S. soldiers, making it the deadliest month for U.S. troops in nearly 10 years of war. Nearly half of those casualties ...

The accumulation of stress from fires, EMS calls, motor vehicle accidents and other emergencies often leads to chronic anxiety among firefighters. Certain emergency calls— for example, a firefighter ...

It is also the case in Counter-Strike and Call of Duty. No matter how different the two games feel, this particular core mechanic is a constant in both games. The ‘Terrorists’ or the ‘Attacking Side’ ...

Bomb Defusal quests hold to the same basic premise as the campaign’s “Sleeping Saints” quest. You want to defuse all the bombs without getting caught. But if you do get caught, you can still salvage ...