Gives the claim of offering immersing gameplay a whole new dimension...
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I'm not a gunsmith or engineer, but I suppose you could combine propulsion methods. No clue why anyone would want to tho.
One of the problems railguns have is you generally need to have the projectile moving before you apply energy to the rails or else it just welds itself to the rails. So using gunpowder to provide this initial acceleration would be perfectly viable, BUT, it's just an initial acceleration insufficient to do much more then get the projectile much further then the end of the barrel.
I used to have one of thise when I was little... the teacher confiscated it XD
As a kid? I've got one now:Did any of you ever have those disc throwing guns as a kid? I had two, one Star Trek gun and one Space: 1999 pistol.
Anyway, how about a gun that uses discs as the bullet.
Ricocheting discs around corners is a lot of fun.
i see it in games from time to time but even now i've mostly only seen it in Far Cry 1 and Crysis 1.
Looking closely, the guns held by the hick/redneck and the person in the news stand, or where ever it is are the same gun.I went through the trailer frame by frame and found quite a few neat looking lead pushers:
First we have what I'm predicting to be the most OP gun in the game, the Toy VR Gun!
A simple looking pistol which belongs to who I assume is Jackie:
The Holstered Revolver owned by the Cowboy in the bar:
Some of the pistols from the trailer:
Double Barrel Shotgun held by the Hillbilly:
The Militech Rifle:
I don't know what kind of gun this is, but it seems to be a shotgun based on the punch it packed:
The Stash in the Cab:
A Trauma team gun which I assume is some kind of SMG:
An AK-47/MP5 looking rifle held by Lizzy Wizzy's body guards:
No idea what kind of gun this is, but held by the guy watching those people play basketball:
Finally the massive Militech machine gun:
The same Machine gun seems to used as a mounted turret as well:
What I'm hoping for though is that the weapons actually feel like they pack a punch, too many guns in FPS games nowadays feel so weak.
The SMG held by the TT operative is also held by one of the guys in the taxi.
I’m quite good at visual recognition.
Its not outlandish or anything, but it seems pretty fitting for the setting: suicide drones.
Small simple drones packed to the gills with high density explosives. A techie could have these in a few different styles, one ground based one that you could be more stealthy with until you get to the target, a flying one which is essentially a DIY guided rocket, etc
They give a lot of opportunities for modding/customization between explosives types & delivery modes, and provides more offensive capability to techies.
Small simple drones packed to the gills with high density explosives. A techie could have these in a few different styles, one ground based one that you could be more stealthy with until you get to the target, a flying one which is essentially a DIY guided rocket, etc
They give a lot of opportunities for modding/customization between explosives types & delivery modes, and provides more offensive capability to techies.
[click for high-res]Minor differences in decals and colours, also the one from cab seems to have bolt of sorts.
To sum up:
- clearly chemical burner.
- no way to feed from magazine to chamber (not enough space for cartridge to pass under, unless it is some kind of blow-forward thing)
- What's with all those switches
- Kriss Vector like swinging link bolt housing in front of actual breech area. Physics says no?
And I would say that the trigger discipline in TT and that Brainiac in the cab is something they should work on