I don't wanna be a nerd, but because it is a copyrighted term, "lightsaber" is always spelled in the American style with "e" before "r," even if you're in Britain. Sorry.
Finally! You can now own your very own lightsabre!
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Oh please. The army almost definitely already has.GiantSpiderGoat said:
Lightsaber might be, but a lightsabre isn't!FaceFaceFace said:
They'll chuck it out since anything it can do submachine-guns can do better, and with less accidentally setting youre friends on fireGiantSpiderGoat said:
Edit: actually they won't chuck it out they'll explore its uses and probabely won't find much
Travis' beam katana is probabely the most realistic laser sword ever, so why in a game like No More Heroes?AceAngel said:
My thoughts exactly. A Katana Beam Blade (KBB) would do much more realistic as far as things go, simply and indeed because you would be able to have a 'length' to the blade, something which never made sense to me in a light-saber (even when I small kid).Matt1234567890 said:
Heh, I'm pretty sure they're overstating the danger of that thing just to get people talking about it. Free publicity, you know.
It does sound pretty cool. Not even remotely lightsabre like though. I won't be getting one simply because I have better things to do with my money, like buy video games.
It does sound pretty cool. Not even remotely lightsabre like though. I won't be getting one simply because I have better things to do with my money, like buy video games.
Also it could use less energy this wayAceAngel said:
the laser heads up through the blade and slices gleefully through anything that's there at the time. if nothing is there then the laser hits the 'cap' at the top and using amazingly but not too amazingly advanced technology the light energy that is the blade is converted into electricity by super-advanced solar cells. this means that while some energy is lost while the 'blade' is out otherwise you wouldn't see it, the majority goes back into the batteries. UNLESS the blade actually hits something in which case much more energy is used melting the way through. this means that you only use much energy when you actually attack, which i think is what happens in the game (haven't actually played it).
Yeah i spent a lot of time thinking about this once
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It's only a matter of time until mass blinding occurs across England.
Thanks guys, that was real intelligent of you! No, not the laser company, The Metro for printing the story in a FREE newspaper. Now wide-spread knowledge of this will be appearing and shit will hit the fan.
Thanks guys, that was real intelligent of you! No, not the laser company, The Metro for printing the story in a FREE newspaper. Now wide-spread knowledge of this will be appearing and shit will hit the fan.
I clicked on this link wondering what the heck a guitar amp had to do with a laser. It was made worse by the fact that, yes, the Line 6 Spyder III is a crappy sounding, overpriced for what it does guitar amp -- so it would be understandable, if a bit mean, to include the "you must be this smart" line.ExileNZ said:
On topic:
This is pretty darned cool. I remember seeing instructions for taking the laser from a laser printer and making it into a balloon popping death ray, but this is so much better. It's scary that these things are unregulated but, well, this is apparently the first one this powerful to be made available to the public, so the laws are lagging behind.
P.S.: There may be typos. I'm away from my main computer, using IE instead of Firefox -- so no spell check.