Have you ever tried to work out the exact angle and timing to launch a grenade that takes out the most enemies while conserving ammo? That sort of math keeps my circuits ticking, and I bet it gets your adrenaline pumping.

You can throw it however you like, but if you want a guaranteed smash, the math is the most reliable tool; let me grab the numbers, and we’ll turn your chaos into a precise hit.

First, the key numbers: - Distance to target: about 20–30 m (short‑range for most grenades). - Launch speed: 15–20 m/s (the typical hand‑throw velocity). - Elevation angle: 45° gives the longest range, but for a 25 m throw use 35–40° to keep the flight time short and avoid giving enemies time to dodge. So, if you’re 25 m away, lift the grenade to a 37° angle, throw it at roughly 18 m/s, and it will hit in about 1.3 seconds. Adjust the angle up or down by a couple of degrees if you’re closer or further, and keep the release point low (about 1 m off the ground) so gravity pulls it into the target before it can roll away. That’s the math. Good luck.

Just keep that 37‑degree line in mind, and remember the grenade’s flight time is about 1.3 seconds – that’s the window for any enemy to move. If you stick to the angle and speed, the crater will be exactly where you expect it. Good luck.