ASTA said
I can't help but wonder what you mean by 'lesser' caliber and a 'higher' caliber.

GreivousKhan said
I think he is trying badly to describe length and size.

ImportantNobody said
It's easier to use vague terms then knowing the exact caliber of different types of weapons that can get confusing if you don't have a lot of gun knowledge such as myself.

ASTA said
I guess, though I'd flip a massive desk if I saw a character literally tank hundreds of 25mm autocannon rounds without so much as a flesh wound being the end result.EDIT: Well, unless it was a high-tier character. Then ok.

ImportantNobody said
Somehow they made a half squirrel girl cool (in your signature).

ImportantNobody said
Somehow they made a half squirrel girl cool (in your signature).

GreivousKhan said
I think General freedom could tank a few of those.

ASTA said
If I did enter the MV with a weapon like a 25mm autocannon, I'd probably make it a revolver-type autocannon with an integrated rate-of-fire governor to prevent wasteful ammunition, with the weapon functioning more like an anti-material rifle than as a simple fully-automatic weapon of mass destruction. The trade-off with one of these is that you get a very accurate and very potent weapon, but your ammunition is bulky and heavy, while reloading the weapon is probably a chore. On account of how fast many of the characters in this MV move (and due to a lot of their strange abilities and secondary powers), spraying mindlessly probably just won't cut it. Plus, I'd be firing high-explosive rounds, so I get a sizable area-of-effect attack to boot. Though, my character would have to have suitable strength to use this. The recoil would be absolutely savage.

ASTA said
I can't help but wonder what you mean by 'lesser' caliber and a 'higher' caliber.

GreivousKhan said
I kind of want to see how a fight between Fury and Snar would look like.

Rilla said
Like Snar finally dying.

Rilla said
Like Snar finally dying.

GreivousKhan said
I kind of want to see how a fight between Fury and Snar would look like.

ImportantNobody said
It's easier to use vague terms then knowing the exact caliber of different types of weapons that can get confusing if you don't have a lot of gun knowledge such as myself.

Skallagrim said
Well sadly in T1 exactitude is paramount so that people know and understand what is being employed against them. Clarity of understanding is the most important thing. Merely saying "I have a big gun" does nothing to tell me what caliber it is nor what I can reasonable expect my armor to stop. If you say you have the M242 Bushmaster 25 mm auto-cannon we can define the ranges of the weapon, such as the effective firing range of 9,800 ft and a maximum range of 22,300 ft. These allow the players to determine distances when they can reasonable engage down range. It also allows for the user of said cannon to define the ammo they are using in the magazine.

Skallagrim said
You should at least know the caliber so that if it comes down to it we can compare the known ballistic protection of body armor and extrapolate that to high-tech theoretical armor.

Skallagrim said
You should at least know the caliber so that if it comes down to it we can compare the known ballistic protection of body armor and extrapolate that to high-tech theoretical armor.