In Call of Juarez: Gunslinger you can shoot through cover, so I think you may be able to shoot through doors, since when you are under siege you can even see some bullet holes through those rickety wooden walls.

Oh yeah, I killed few enemies shooting burst through a door when I was positive there is an enemy behind it. Good call!

that thermal vision is what you get from combining visual boy with some shit, right?

That is the X-Ray vision, which shows the enemies on the minimap. Thermal Vision is an item tag that allows the wearer to see through walls, which incidentally all the bugs (Crepitus) have it. Funny thing was in AIMNAS that all enemy pants had that tag enabled, thus all enemies could see you through walls. Fun times.

I just realized in Duke3D you can kill through some doors; the toilet stall and the nudie booth come to mind (pardon the pun).

:D Next thing we know you could kill people through doors in Might & Magic 1 :D

Yes you can. I don't know about keyboard control, but using 360 pad press A (hold) when the enemy standing or walking close to the wall. Though the trick won't work with high level enemies and dog.

It's more like a glitch, some people might consider it as cheating.

Wasn't that fixed?

How come I never noticed this ? :/ Gonna check later.

In Red Faction with the Rail Gun you can fire through any object, including doors and walls.

L4D/L4D2 on Steam allows you to kill zombies through doors, and occasionally walls.

both run....reasonably well... on my 2007 machine - single core Pentium 3.06GHz and the ATI HD3450 AGP graphics card.

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. If I remember correctly, this was the first Call of Duty to allow you to kill enemies through doors/walls.

you can kill through doors in thief 1 and 2 but its kind of a graphical error.

Does Arma 2 and 3 have that feature?

I remember spraying so many bullets into the doors, in "operation jupiter" (aka "hostages"), when the map showed a terrorist on the other side. And no, it wasn't that kind of game. It was completely useless. It just felt the right thing to do.

However it was the kind of game where the enemy doesn't finish dying (and screaming) before you release the button. So even more of my bullets ended up (just as gratuitously) in their belly.

Good times.

What were we discussing, already ?

I don't know. I haven't played any of the Arma games, though I have heard that finding the correct cover is a necessity because not every kind of cover can provide protection against every kind of firearm. I don't get it though, what does Arma have to do with Call of Duty?