Weaponsmith Archive
Thread: Colouring Weapons
Depends - if it's in the form of a kit, that a customer can purchase and apply their own colour to, then that's fair enough (though personally I don't think guns should be too colourful).
If it's something we need to do at crafting time, I would dislike this immensely (and I'm sure most other of my fellow weaponsmiths would agree) - I for one don't want to have to churn through prototype after prototype to get a perfect schematic for BLUE laser rifles, and then RED laser rifles, and then PINK laser rifles, etc etc, repeat for all guns.
I would go mental. I seen the pain tailors and armoursmiths must deal with ... don't want for us to have to as well!
"Nice stats on your T-21! Got any in royal blue? No? How about sepia? Fuschia?!!"
Coloring weapons? The game tries to mirror the starwars universe which in turn mirrors reality(somewhat). When was the last time you ever saw a colored firearm? They are always black or silver. Colored firearms would look like kids toys.
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ZeenaWarriorprincess wrote:
When was the last time you ever saw a colored firearm? They are always black or silver. Colored firearms would look like kids toys.
Just as an aside? That's not necessarily true. I can think of on or two cases off-hand where a gun is modified so as to not be the standard black/silver. But that's something that's done post-production. Not pre-production.
I've thought, at times, that colored weapons would be cool, but I've pretty much gotten over that by now
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I think if anything I'd like there to be some sort of 'Imprint' systemwhere each 'smith character could set on themselves under options a registered 'mark', and that would be automatically applied to the weapon when it was created and would be visible when the weapon was examined.
But I'm over that too ![]()
Coloring weapons? The game tries to mirror the starwars universe which in turn mirrors reality(somewhat). When was the last time you ever saw a colored firearm? They are always black or silver. Colored firearms would look like kids toys.
"Back in the day the colored glocks were all over the news because police would think it's a toy gun when it's actually a colored glock. I think they discontinued making em because of that.
But I agree weapon coloring is not really needed in this game, just having a stock or scope show up on a weapon would be nice instead.
Message Edited by PyscoJuggalo on 02-06-2004 02:52 AM