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I'm playing a visual novel that gives LECTURES on how different types of guns
work and other real life how-to-use-weapon facts; when I come across the
following after my character has test-fired a S&W for the first time.

Teacher assassin: たとえ急所を外しても、太めの血管に当てにただけで相手は即死よ

Teacher assassin: 衝撃で血が逆流して, 心臓が破裂するから

The English Subtitles say that the above translates to

"Even if the bullet misses a crucial area, the enemy will die instantaneously.
The shock forces the blood backwards and the heart bursts."

However, after posting a question as far as fact-checking the translated
statement on Quora, I've gotten a lot of flack from military experts and
nurses, who say that the above is not possible. So now I'm wondering, did the
original translator mistranslate, OR is it a case of the game-makers Not
verifying the truthfulness of those two lines of dialogue before giving Ein-
sensei her dialogue?

And what does にただけで mean in the above sentence?
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translation question AND what does にただけで mean?
The translation is almost correct.

> たとえ急所を外しても、太めの血管に当てただけで相手は即死よ
>
> Even if the bullet misses a crucial area, the enemy will die instantaneously
> only by hitting a thicker vessel,
>
> 衝撃で血が逆流して, 心臓が破裂するから
>
> because the shock forces the blood backwards and the heart bursts.

`にただけで` is a typo. The correct sentence should be without the `に`.

> たとえ急所を外しても、太めの血管に当てただけで相手は即死よ
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