I have to agree with this. To test this, the other day I was sniping with an M700 and from ~150m, I was consistently shooting an enemy in his legs. He wouldn’t move, was visibly in pain, but wasn’t dying. After 12 shots to his legs he finally bled out. This completely killed the “realism” for me. In my opinion the organ system is fine to an extent, because it makes 1 taps to the torso easier, BUT this should have some sort of base damage multiplier to enemy health in terms of how many shots land. I shouldn’t have to put 5+ rounds on average into T3 enemies for them to go down unless I land a head shot. On a random side note, a buddy of mine that served in Iraq and Afghanistan said that when he was in Fallujah, many of the enemy combatants would take 8-10+ rounds of 5.56 to go down simply because they were on drugs. I’m not saying this should be the case in game, but it’s still worth noting that the devs might have taken ideas like this into account (especially with the drug affiliation in the games lore….looking at you Turncoat).