Also, this is probably a controversial opinion here, but I think that the Ragnarok's "Lava Gun" might actually be a really cool and unique weapon if it was made correctly. I'm doing this just as an academic exercise, because it'll never ever happen for better or for worse. Commencing musings...
So we know that the "Lava Gun" fires some balls of plasma, presumably shaped into projectiles via magnetic fields around them. Maybe my space magic fisicks suck hard, but would something like that be subjected to gravity/bullet drop? If so, then that would be an energy weapon which would not fire directly parallel forever like lasers and PPCs do. It might be usable as a full-out artillery weapon because of the parabolic trajectory. An energy-based artillery weapon would be pretty unique and original, actually. It would also have infinite ammo, which would open up the entirely new possibility of
perpetual, endless artillery bombardment.
I imagine that it would have much lower tonnage and critslots than traditional Arrow/Long Tom artillery, but at the downside of generating a FUCKTON of heat or something. I imagine it should be at least 10 tons like the Heavy PPC, but no more than 15 tons (11-13 tons happy medium?). Minimum of 15 heat, perhaps as high as 20-25 depending on the damage and other stats. Around 6-8 critslots? Range of at least 900 or so meters.
I'd also rename it to something that sounds manlier, like the Armageddon Cannon or w/e.
/Activate Flameshield
KhanCipher, on 31 January 2015 - 11:04 PM, said:
Mechassault wasn't a bad game on it's own, it just had the unfortunate tie in to CBT and MW (kinda like how Ace Combat Assault Horizon is the ******* child of the ace combat series, except in AC:AH the game was bad all around and it was just CoD in plens)
I played both MA games and had decent fun with them too, but my point is that MA is basically a blasphemous word when talking with more established veterans of the series...
Edited by FupDup, 31 January 2015 - 11:13 PM.