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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:18 pm
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Being unique is only second to being functional.
I doubt that putting gas fumes with an electric charge down the barrel is really going to help your case any, and since the blaster gas is far more valuable than the electricity in any blaster, you instead decide to turn the blaster into a rechargable battery.
When you run out of gas, no matter what kind it is, you're out of shots. by charging the gas, you're really going to make it run out of ammo faster, not slower as well. If you could be able to stabilize the molecules so the rifle doesn't blow to bits in your hand.
Tibanna is like gasoline. Think about how to improve a gas-driven gun.
You want a unique weapon? Consider making something that can take out a plaguetrooper.
Speaking of those guys, what did your so-called "project plaguetrooper" have to do with blaster sales? One, it wasn't public knowledge while the rifle was in development, and two, it would only increase sales to the empire.
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:35 pm
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 10:16 pm
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 8:06 am
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Nelowulf Being unique is only second to being functional. I doubt that putting gas fumes with an electric charge down the barrel is really going to help your case any, and since the blaster gas is far more valuable than the electricity in any blaster, you instead decide to turn the blaster into a rechargable battery. When you run out of gas, no matter what kind it is, you're out of shots. by charging the gas, you're really going to make it run out of ammo faster, not slower as well. If you could be able to stabilize the molecules so the rifle doesn't blow to bits in your hand. Tibanna is like gasoline. Think about how to improve a gas-driven gun. You want a unique weapon? Consider making something that can take out a plaguetrooper. Speaking of those guys, what did your so-called "project plaguetrooper" have to do with blaster sales? One, it wasn't public knowledge while the rifle was in development, and two, it would only increase sales to the empire. I'd take them out like I would a zombie. Get a semi-automatic slugthrower rifle with a sight, and keep your distance, go for the head. If they are wearing helms, then just move up to armor-pericing rounds.
Blasters are good most of the time, but they can never fully get rid of the use of projectile weaponry. I'd more likely use a slug sniper-rifle with a suppressor than a blaster sniper any day.
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 10:19 am
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Des Voh Nelowulf Being unique is only second to being functional. I doubt that putting gas fumes with an electric charge down the barrel is really going to help your case any, and since the blaster gas is far more valuable than the electricity in any blaster, you instead decide to turn the blaster into a rechargable battery. When you run out of gas, no matter what kind it is, you're out of shots. by charging the gas, you're really going to make it run out of ammo faster, not slower as well. If you could be able to stabilize the molecules so the rifle doesn't blow to bits in your hand. Tibanna is like gasoline. Think about how to improve a gas-driven gun. You want a unique weapon? Consider making something that can take out a plaguetrooper. Speaking of those guys, what did your so-called "project plaguetrooper" have to do with blaster sales? One, it wasn't public knowledge while the rifle was in development, and two, it would only increase sales to the empire. I'd take them out like I would a zombie. Get a semi-automatic slugthrower rifle with a sight, and keep your distance, go for the head. If they are wearing helms, then just move up to armor-pericing rounds. Blasters are good most of the time, but they can never fully get rid of the use of projectile weaponry. I'd more likely use a slug sniper-rifle with a suppressor than a blaster sniper any day.
What happens when you go up against the elite corps? They'll have vibroshields, and slugs will be ineffective.
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Nelowulf Des Voh Nelowulf Being unique is only second to being functional. I doubt that putting gas fumes with an electric charge down the barrel is really going to help your case any, and since the blaster gas is far more valuable than the electricity in any blaster, you instead decide to turn the blaster into a rechargable battery. When you run out of gas, no matter what kind it is, you're out of shots. by charging the gas, you're really going to make it run out of ammo faster, not slower as well. If you could be able to stabilize the molecules so the rifle doesn't blow to bits in your hand. Tibanna is like gasoline. Think about how to improve a gas-driven gun. You want a unique weapon? Consider making something that can take out a plaguetrooper. Speaking of those guys, what did your so-called "project plaguetrooper" have to do with blaster sales? One, it wasn't public knowledge while the rifle was in development, and two, it would only increase sales to the empire. I'd take them out like I would a zombie. Get a semi-automatic slugthrower rifle with a sight, and keep your distance, go for the head. If they are wearing helms, then just move up to armor-pericing rounds. Blasters are good most of the time, but they can never fully get rid of the use of projectile weaponry. I'd more likely use a slug sniper-rifle with a suppressor than a blaster sniper any day. What happens when you go up against the elite corps? They'll have vibroshields, and slugs will be ineffective. What the bloody hell is a vibroshield?
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