Ban Your Hated Gun

[WinterSoldier]

Gunblades that can't shoot.

*cough* Final Fantasy VIII *cough*

 

[Weaver]

I want the enforcers from the UT3 gone, there isn't really a point when you still have your handy dandy percussion hammer.

 

[Singularly Datarific]

All fucking sniper rifles. There I said it.

Depends, the 1-shot kills ones that are somehow considered "ELITE" by communities are awful, wheras a balanced one like in Tf2 is more fun to play with as you have to cope with its shortcomings.
But I don't believe in sniping anyways and am usually backstabbing the sniper who isn't looking.

 

[JWAN]

M16 on CoD4

AOSDAOFHAOWEHDAPWEYAPRYAPFRYAERAWERPAYEWRPAYUERWPAYUERW ONE SHOT BULL SHIT, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE A LONG RANGE SHOTGUN.

they called the M16 the meat ax for a reason, that bullet breaks up inside of a target at supersonic speeds, it tears stuff up

 

[Axeli]

Gunblades that can't shoot.

*cough* Final Fantasy VIII *cough*

But it's like a chainsaw. Chainsaws are awesome, right?

 

[Zero-Vash]

As awesome has the prospect is, mobile rail guns. The fact that it is no where near physically possible to carry and shoot one urks me.

-Edited for Grammar-

 

[[Gavo]]

Either the Fallout 3 BB Gun for sucking, the Fallout 3 Chinese Pistol for sucking damage wise, and the Force-A-Nature.

And the Halo 2 pistol.

 

[Yeager942]

The shotgun seems pointess

Tell that to the zombies.

 

[phar]

Grenades in realistic type shooters... or the pistols in most fps (why does they make you start every fps using the pistol) I can live witht eh pistols in resistance they are aweosme.

 

[DrNinja]

Halo 3 pistol, utterly and completely useless

 

[Caimekaze]

Gunblades that can't shoot.

*cough* Final Fantasy VIII *cough*

Actually it does shoot, inside the blade. Said shot causes the blade to reverberate, and thus do the "critical hit".
The bullet then flies out somewhere. That I'm not sure about.

 

[Rigs83]

The P90 in the very last Rainbow Six for the original Xbox. When it was introduced it was realistic in the fact that it was basically a 50 round rifle that was way more powerful than any 9mm HK or Uzi but less than the round fired by an AK-47. Even after the patch that dropped the power of the the gun it still had a 50 round magazine so the shooter could just pepper you till you dropped.

Nerd factoid:
The P90 fires a 9mm bullet from a casing that holds 3 times the propellant of a standard 9mm Luger round so in essence it's a magnum 9mm.

 

[WinterSoldier]

Gunblades that can't shoot.

*cough* Final Fantasy VIII *cough*

Actually it does shoot, inside the blade. Said shot causes the blade to reverberate, and thus do the "critical hit".
The bullet then flies out somewhere. That I'm not sure about.

The one used by Squall in FFVIII doesn't actually shoot bullets.

Here are some diagrams I found a long time ago: http://sam-hall.deviantart.com/art/Gunblade-diagrams-14363767

I think Squall's gunblade is like the vectored recoil gunblade. It's pretty much what you just said but blanks are used.

Not really a practical weapon but Final Fantasy goes for style over practicality.

 

[Axeli]

Nerd factoid:
The P90 fires a 9mm bullet from a casing that holds 3 times the propellant of a standard 9mm Luger round so in essence it's a magnum 9mm.

Designed to pierce body armor for anti-terrorist groups facing more and more better equipped criminals.

 

[Caimekaze]

The one used by Squall in FFVIII doesn't actually shoot bullets.

Here are some diagrams I found a long time ago: http://sam-hall.deviantart.com/art/Gunblade-diagrams-14363767

I think Squall's gunblade is like the vectored recoil gunblade. It's pretty much what you just said but blanks are used.

Not really a practical weapon but Final Fantasy goes for style over practicality.

It does require ammo to make them, which was what made me think how I did.

 

[irishdelinquent]

The SMG from Halo 2. They took the awesome pistol from Halo:CE and replaced it with a crappy gun. Oh but wait, there's more! You can dual wield them, using two crappy guns at the same time.

 

[duckfi8]

The BB Gun in Fallout 3, what use is it? Its more effective to just run up and smack whatever your fighting with your fists.

yeah i didnt really understand the reason to have it after you left the vault

 

[TheSapphireKnight]

The P90 in the very last Rainbow Six for the original Xbox. When it was introduced it was realistic in the fact that it was basically a 50 round rifle that was way more powerful than any 9mm HK or Uzi but less than the round fired by an AK-47. Even after the patch that dropped the power of the the gun it still had a 50 round magazine so the shooter could just pepper you till you dropped.

Nerd factoid:
The P90 fires a 9mm bullet from a casing that holds 3 times the propellant of a standard 9mm Luger round so in essence it's a magnum 9mm.

9mm and a P90? The hell are you talking about? It fires a 5.7X28 so its basically a miniature 5.56 and both the 9mm have a comparable level of propellant. It can penetrate body armor but lacks the stopping power of a larger bullet.

I don't know where you got your info but I would reccomend finding a better source.

On topic now. I would say that I wish the BR from Halo would die because it sucks the variety out of every game and is overpowered. The Carbine is a much more balanced weapon.

 

[NeutralDrow]

...can't really say I have prejudice against any particular game weapon, though I'm not terribly fond of chainsaws.

Needlers. In halo 2.

Blasphemy! The exploding reign of pink, pointy doom must never end!

Especially in Halo 2 when you dual wield them for maximum cheap deaths!

I am the anti-scrub. Cheap weapons turn to crap in my hands.

I just love the needlers 'cuz they're so damned fun.