Anything that can be triggered long after I left.
Oh who loosened that bolt to the ciling lamp. That kind of stuff.
Oh who loosened that bolt to the ciling lamp. That kind of stuff.
Or you could use the crossbow. That became one of favourite weapons of all time. "Hey! You're not suppos- ACK!"Liquid Ocelot said:I personally love the 'up-close and personal' approach, specifically that of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood. Hell, even if I don't want to do it (or can't without being detected) I can just get one of my trainees to leap into the fray for me.
I see what you did there!SamuelT said:Well yeah, against Ghost-types, but apart from that...oplinger said:I bite him. ...Hard.
..What? Biting can be very effective...
When in doubt, use everything at once. Preferably while riding on a tiger.DkLnBr said:The most over the top way possible. LMGs, explosions, helicopters with miniguns, more explosions, bigger guns, maybe even some artillery.
It's only the information that's getting split between the two hemispheres. Both eyes still see just fine, but the info goes to different places. The muscles controlling the eyes still function together, though, as a unit (it's how we focus).Quazimofo said:thats pretty crazy, and i think it would get kind of annoying. like what if one side developed a phobia of spiders and spied one out of the corner of it's eye while the other half was trying to do something like play starcraft or build a model ship in a bottle or something? but i guess it could also work to your advantage, being only able to see through one eye so what you might not have spotted with a larger field of view, you could see with the narrowed field of only one eye. which begs a further question, do the eyes operate independently, like can they look in completely opposite directions?dastardly said:Yeah, pretty interesting effects when you sever the corpus callosum. Since language is primarily (but not completely) controlled in the left hemisphere, it can lead to some weird conflicts in a person's actions.Quazimofo said:Snip
I recall reading about an experiment where they had a person with a severed corpus c., and they handed them a knife in their right hand (left brain), and showed a picture of a spoon to their left eye (right brain). They they asked the person to say (left brain) what the object was... and the person would say "Knife."
But the right half of the brain disagreed. Unable to speak, it resorted to shaking the head. To this, the left half of the brain wondered aloud, "Why am I shaking my head?"
You were totally giving a speech to your computer screen while standing above their corpse, weren't you?LewsTherin said:Break into their home and await their arrival, hiding out of sight. With a touch, paralyze them magically, them explain to them why I have come before silencing them. My oblivion thief was a classy gent.
i have no idea what that means so i'll just agreeDygen Entreri said:So you're an Elite with Active Cameo?PureChaos said:i like to strike when they least accept it, preferable when i'm close by, they are looking right at me but have no idea i'm there.![]()
Yet I treat them with honor in their final moments.Fetzenfisch said:Honor is weakness.LegendaryGamer0 said:I am confident in my abilities. I just do not want to just kill a man in such a dishonorable way.Fetzenfisch said:Might cost you your life, but if you don't like to live, go on fight fair.LegendaryGamer0 said:If possible, a duel.
I will not kill a man like a *****.
It costs nothing to show him respect in his final moments.
Assassination never is honorable. Its buisness.
My partner/boss can deliver the one-liners like, "Say, that's a nice hat." Then I shoot the guy in the hat.GrizzlerBorno said:My response to you and everyone else saying "sniper rifle" in this thread:
"See that's the problem with warfare today. When you kill your enemies, you wanna look them in the eye so they know that YOUR the one who killed them!......plus it give you the opportunity to deliver some really zippy one liners!