Weaponsmith Archive

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Iel wrote:

What weapons have cold damage?

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SG2, and it should have more damage. Logix ask Thunderheart to put a Proj Feeder Mech in it. Thanx, Logix. How does it load the ice cycles w/o it? Throw some useless electronics in the schematic aswell to keep us more busy..

Oar

It would be sweet if there were a pistol & carbine that did cold damage.

SG2, and it should have more damage. Logix ask Thunderheart to put a Proj Feeder Mech in it. Thanx, Logix. How does it load the ice cycles w/o it? Throw some useless electronics in the schematic aswell to keep us more busy..

I have no clue what you are talking about, but having a power handler makes more sense... a projectile feed mechanism allows a weapon to shoot projectiles...

a power handler allows a weapon to do energy related things. Like supercool a liquid to shoot out or something.

I don't know about you, but my refridgerator / freezer combo uses electricity and power to go, not by dropping "ice cycles" (w t f is an "ice cycle"? Is it like an icicle?)

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Xieflow wrote:

my refridgerator...

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I'm quite certain you want a projectile feeder mech(PFM)in the SG2 over a blaster power handler(BPH).If it froze the target with some sort of chillray(why doesn't it produce a cold chill dot, like flame burn dot and requireheat blanket to put out?)

Since it doesn't produce a cold chill dot, we therefore must be firing hollow tipped icicles or projectiles that explode into shrapnel upon contact, therebye, ideally having a radius affect, but alas we don't have that either on the SG2.

Now if you want to interpret it as miniature canisters of gungan gooballons coming out of showerhead, sure, be my guest, then I'llagree and say we needBPHs.

ButXieflow didn't mention gungan gooballs, he mentioned his refridgerator. I know perfectly well what a gungan gooball is, but have no idea what he is refering to, "refridgerator" sounds interdimensional. HEHE!

Wanna talk real world?

My Leupold 50mm 4x12 scope uses a decon gas to keep it from fogging up on cold wet mornings.I might even venture a guess, that it uses Argon. It also insuresno drifting crosshairs. Ever look at carbon monoxide fumes on a hot road and see waves in the painted road lines?

Since I can't jump in this game, I guess I don't have to worry about all this physics bullcrap.

But don't you think a gas(inert or reactive)should be in the scope schematic as well as an ore? Instead we have lots of chromium alloy, some copper and a green crystal. Now that makes sense.Yeah, sensible to put that chromium alloy in there, but the copper, hmpf! I know exactly why they have a green crystal.

Art of Combat, Thunderheart, Art of Combat. He says.IfI don't have tools to fight, what good is tactics and strategy? What do you think, yay or nay? My tactic is to wave the formfitting shirt on the end of my metal staff.

Oar