so that thin mag has .50 cal ammo in it? is that the bullet coming out sideways? I guess the mag fits lengthways under the barrel then?, it says .50 X 12 but doesn't look like there's room for 12 bullets in there to meWhat FUDstery is this? The buttons are of perfect size, carefully measured by Holy Roberts himself.
It's like suggesting to make those pixels blue.
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"Fidelity" is the second rule. The first is "rule of fun". Like the sounds in space simulated by the helmet because space game with sound is more fun than without...
Just look at my second video if you want to know more. The mag has 8 ammunitions not 12. And it seems they are caseless, there is no ejection on this specific pistol (i don't see ejection on the video).
That thing below? It's just a spare AA battery holder, don't you see? In the year of 2950 batteries have advanced enough to power hair dryers.
All you need is a bit of sisu.Ranges are shut here as well. I am lucky that I have my own land to shoot on. Gives me something interesting to do while waiting for SC to release anyway
I would invite you over, but it's a bit of a trek from Finland to South West England.
Okay, hold your horses, let me get this straight: when the trigger is pulled longer, a freezing agent is sprayed into the firing chamber, freezing the cartridge (and round) so completely, thoroughly, that it shatters into fragments, which then are blown outwards?
I do not know that much about guns, but that seems a pretty weird concept. Firstly, the entire gun has to be able to withstand the strain of going from fairly warm to super cold and back (unless they've found an incredible insulation agent), not to mention issues with the payload. A shattered bullet's fragments will provide lousy ballistics. But, hey, what do I know...
Okay, hold your horses, let me get this straight: when the trigger is pulled longer, a freezing agent is sprayed into the firing chamber, freezing the cartridge (and round) so completely, thoroughly, that it shatters into fragments, which then are blown outwards?
I do not know that much about guns, but that seems a pretty weird concept. Firstly, the entire gun has to be able to withstand the strain of going from fairly warm to super cold and back (unless they've found an incredible insulation agent), not to mention issues with the payload. A shattered bullet's fragments will provide lousy ballistics. But, hey, what do I know...
I like these retro futuristic things, They fire rocket powered ammo. It didn't catch on. But in a sci fi setting unusual gun designs are cool.Hard to say what is realistic or not for science fiction guns when you see what is available now.
From the P90 with its top-mounted magazine with ammo at 90°
to plastic guns
caseless ammo
or real railgun
I like these retro futuristic things, They fire rocket powered ammo. It didn't catch on. But in a sci fi setting unusual gun designs are cool.
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I was just questioning the .50 cal ammo really. That pistol must be massive if there are 12 .50 bullets in that mag
Dunno, they are not so good vs std firearms. In the combat zone you want AP ammo, high RoF. I think the implants are carried over to the new CP ruleset, so maybe the guns too? CP 2077 releases along new rulebook for the tabletop and I think orients to that.
Only 8 bullets in mag normally (number of rounds fired in video before reloading and data found on the web).
x12 is written on the mag in the screenshot. unless that means something else
