It's ridiculous though many have already made this point(never beat a dead horse too much though). Anyway I would have to go with this beauty
the most redeculous weapon you have seen in a game.
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Oh believe me, you will always find a use for a launcher that spits out 8 nukes at a timewolas3214 said:
But yeah I have to agree with you, the only time I ever really used the damn thing was trying to kill Fawkes, by telling him to stay in a certain spot, then firing the nukes directly in the air before running away. Even that didn't kill him...
I also used it various times for just blowing me up hundreds of feet into the air
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I found it again for $2, for my xbox. I love used games.
THIS GAME NEEDS A SEQUEL YESTERDAY!!!Flour said:Land Shark Gun
EDIT: aww I hate my slow internet
seriously I bought this game just for that gun and I stayed for the hilarious cutscenes.
Oh, and to everyone who said the landshark gun from AnD, you all forgot the Topsy-Turvy bomb.
It's a giant screw, that you slam into the ground and hold onto, while it turns the world upside down, launching everyone else into the air, and then...well, what goes up, must come down with a bone-shattering, organ-liquefying impact.
It's a giant screw, that you slam into the ground and hold onto, while it turns the world upside down, launching everyone else into the air, and then...well, what goes up, must come down with a bone-shattering, organ-liquefying impact.
The Candy Cane from Team Fortress 2.
Can you guess what it is? A fucking candy cane. And they're team colored too.
Can you guess what it is? A fucking candy cane. And they're team colored too.
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First thing I thought of was Pandora from Devil May Cry 4. It's a suitcase that transforms into 666 different guns.
From MDK:
Decoy: a helium balloon with your picture painted on it.
World's Most Interesting Bomb: it's so cool, the enemies just have to take a closer look.
Decoy: a helium balloon with your picture painted on it.
World's Most Interesting Bomb: it's so cool, the enemies just have to take a closer look.
From the Dynasty Warriors series;
*Zhen Ji's flute
*Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi's fan
*Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao's folding fans
*Meng Huo's stone column, palm tree and poisonous mushroom.
From the Samurai Warrior series;
*Motochika Chosokabe's shamisen (basically a Japanese banjo)
*Gracia's bracelets
*Kojiro Sasaki's dimensional sword
*Magoichi Saika's rapid firing, perfectly accurate musket.
*Ieyasu Tokugawa's cannon spear
*Oichi's cup and ball
*Okuni's umbrella
*Shingen Takeda's fan (although he is physically very strong and most of his attacks are just him smashing shit)
*Zhen Ji's flute
*Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi's fan
*Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao's folding fans
*Meng Huo's stone column, palm tree and poisonous mushroom.
From the Samurai Warrior series;
*Motochika Chosokabe's shamisen (basically a Japanese banjo)
*Gracia's bracelets
*Kojiro Sasaki's dimensional sword
*Magoichi Saika's rapid firing, perfectly accurate musket.
*Ieyasu Tokugawa's cannon spear
*Oichi's cup and ball
*Okuni's umbrella
*Shingen Takeda's fan (although he is physically very strong and most of his attacks are just him smashing shit)
The EMP grenade in Team Fortress Mega. Basically, when the grenade detonated it was harmless but had the effect of setting off any explosive ammunition in its radius. This explosion did normal damage but also, itself, set off additional explosive ammunition. This included ammunition lying in crates on the ground, in backpacks dropped by enemies or whatever ammunition some hapless bastard happened to be carrying at the moment. In a game where blast radius was generally measured in a meter or two, the EMP had the potential to carry a blast from one end of any map to the other. The damage done by an explosion was proportional to the amount of ammunition found but this was largely irrelevant. A soldier carried enough explosive ammunition to kill a player of any class a few dozen times over.
A rarely seen iteration of the TF Mega concept was TF custom which let players build a custom class using points. Basically they would select legs (for base speed), weaponry, ammunition stocrres, grenade types, armor type (back then different classes wore different armor. Pyro's wore asbestos which made them generally immune to fire while demolitions men wore blast armor making them highly resistant to explosives. There was also kevlar (generic) and wooden (the bullet firing weapons in the game actually fired nails back then)), and so forth. One could build a class with only the most primitive weapons for defense but absolutely loaded with explosives (grenades, rockets, hand grenades and shotgun shells), a fast set of legs and enough health and armor to ensure you'd arrive in one piece. Then you could simply run into a strong point clutching an EMP grenade and nuke an entire base. I've seen diabolical defense grids set up in the ramp room of 2fort crumple in a single run, grids that would normally take the concerted effort of an entire team of skilled players a dozen lives each to breach. It was basically like giving the player their own thermonuclear device.
A rarely seen iteration of the TF Mega concept was TF custom which let players build a custom class using points. Basically they would select legs (for base speed), weaponry, ammunition stocrres, grenade types, armor type (back then different classes wore different armor. Pyro's wore asbestos which made them generally immune to fire while demolitions men wore blast armor making them highly resistant to explosives. There was also kevlar (generic) and wooden (the bullet firing weapons in the game actually fired nails back then)), and so forth. One could build a class with only the most primitive weapons for defense but absolutely loaded with explosives (grenades, rockets, hand grenades and shotgun shells), a fast set of legs and enough health and armor to ensure you'd arrive in one piece. Then you could simply run into a strong point clutching an EMP grenade and nuke an entire base. I've seen diabolical defense grids set up in the ramp room of 2fort crumple in a single run, grids that would normally take the concerted effort of an entire team of skilled players a dozen lives each to breach. It was basically like giving the player their own thermonuclear device.
The Hand Cannon is the only reason I even plan to put myself through Dead Space 2's hard core mode:
Bang bang! Pew pew!
Bang bang! Pew pew!
If I can use situations from something outside the Fallout universe then I present you with thiswolas3214 said:
In Stargate Atlantis they're up against a highly advanced race of machines that adapt quickly to new technologies that they encounter.
The machines are in the process of building a space fleet so Earth steps in to destroy the ships before they are built. (because the ships are bad and the reason why they don't have ships in the first place would take too long to explain.. anyway)
So Earth strikes the areas on the planet with 10 nukes simultaneously so that the machines have as little time as possible to react and counter them.
If you were only taking into account the Fallout universe then feel free to ignore this post.
EDIT: My mistake it seems as though there were 6 nukes and 4 decoys. Still close enough I guess and if it means anything the nukes were enhanced with Naquadria (something derived from a made up element from the Stargate universe and when used with nukes it creates a blast many times more powerful than a regular nuke is capable of)
For awesomeness value I'd have to say the Hammer of Dawn from Gears of War. Anyone ever get chainsawed while hitting the guy attacking with the hammer? It's pretty sweet.
In Medievil, where if you get your weapons nicked you take your arm off and hit them with it. That was pretty funny.
In Medievil, where if you get your weapons nicked you take your arm off and hit them with it. That was pretty funny.
I saw the Cerebral Bore posted on this thread already, but I'm unsure if anyone has posted it's successor, the Swarm Bore attachment for the Rocket Launcher in Turok: Evolution, but then again many of the weapons in this game, especially the Gravity Disruptor, Dark Matter Cube and the Plasma Cannon attachments. Although Nukes have been used in many games, I also liked this version of the Nuke.
(TUROK WEAPONS MONTAGE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-49KCfYW4c)
(TUROK WEAPONS MONTAGE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-49KCfYW4c)