Graeme Lewis |
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What are all of the types of firearms in the book?
We'll find out soon enough. It's only three hours and four minutes until launch, if my sense of when this baby drops is correct.
EDIT: And may I just say this is my most enthusiastic PDF purchase since Mythic Adventures. Always was one for the more oddball/out-there stuff.
KarlBob |
StarMartyr365 wrote:Make that six... I enjoyed it a lot, even if it doesn't completely synch up with the original story.Tinkergoth wrote:Tacticslion wrote:Heh, nah the movie wasn't as bad as it was made out to be. Just not as awesome as the story. But then I've always loved William Gibson's work. I think we've found the three people who actually liked the movie :PImbicatus wrote:Well.... Is making a shameful face... The movieI proudly stand with you, sir.
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Later. For now, I'll just be standing waaaaayyyy over here, around behind the corner, while the shame is heaped upon you, and then, after everyone has left and no one's around to notice, then I'll proudly stand with you.
I think we are up to four, counting myself. I saw the movie first and then read the story. There's just no way they could have pulled that off with the movie tech they had when it came out. A Neuromancer movie has been in development hell since the beginning of time. They better not screw that up.
SM
I wasn't too thrilled with that movie, but I absolutely loved Strange Days. No as much cyber tech, but definitely cyberpunk.
In 2014, it's possible to make a good Neuromancer movie. Back when it first sank into Development Hell, it would have been a studio-bankrupting challenge.
Graeme Lewis |
Troodos wrote:What are all of the types of firearms in the book?Too many to list. The ranged weapons table is an entire page of all firearms. There are lasers, plasma cannons, grav guns, railguns, sonic weapons, and more exotic things that shoot Nantes.
Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?
Tacticslion |
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Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?
I keep reading this as "the various kinds of heavy metal" and it still works, and only makes me want this product more.
Graeme Lewis |
Graeme Lewis wrote:Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?I keep reading this as "the various kinds of heavy metal" and it still works, and only makes me want this product more.
I know how you feel, man. Every time I think I'm at the edge of my hype, I get more hype. I'm going to explode before too long. 12 AM PDT... that's only two hours forty minutes away. Why can I not make time speed up?!
Imbicatus |
Imbicatus wrote:Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?Troodos wrote:What are all of the types of firearms in the book?Too many to list. The ranged weapons table is an entire page of all firearms. There are lasers, plasma cannons, grav guns, railguns, sonic weapons, and more exotic things that shoot Nantes.
Not as such, the heavy weapons are clearly weapons first. Some examples are the x-laser, vortex gun, and plasmathrower (flamethrower on steroids).
Troodos |
Graeme Lewis wrote:Not as such, the heavy weapons are clearly weapons first. Some examples are the x-laser, vortex gun, and plasmathrower (flamethrower on steroids).Imbicatus wrote:Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?Troodos wrote:What are all of the types of firearms in the book?Too many to list. The ranged weapons table is an entire page of all firearms. There are lasers, plasma cannons, grav guns, railguns, sonic weapons, and more exotic things that shoot Nantes.
What is the Vortex Gun?
Graeme Lewis |
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Graeme Lewis wrote:Not as such, the heavy weapons are clearly weapons first. Some examples are the x-laser, vortex gun, and plasmathrower (flamethrower on steroids).Imbicatus wrote:Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?Troodos wrote:What are all of the types of firearms in the book?Too many to list. The ranged weapons table is an entire page of all firearms. There are lasers, plasma cannons, grav guns, railguns, sonic weapons, and more exotic things that shoot Nantes.
Plasmathrower? You, sir, have made me more excited than I ever thought. I need this book.
I need this book more than I need caffeine, and I'm about 99% certain I'm a caffeine addict.
Imbicatus |
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Imbicatus wrote:What is the Vortex Gun?Graeme Lewis wrote:Not as such, the heavy weapons are clearly weapons first. Some examples are the x-laser, vortex gun, and plasmathrower (flamethrower on steroids).Imbicatus wrote:Now I'm wondering about the various kinds of heavy weapons... I imagine there are a lot of those too? Is there anything whose description makes it sound like industrial mining equipment modified to form personal heavy ordnance?Troodos wrote:What are all of the types of firearms in the book?Too many to list. The ranged weapons table is an entire page of all firearms. There are lasers, plasma cannons, grav guns, railguns, sonic weapons, and more exotic things that shoot Nantes.
A three barreled shotgun that fires graviton particles. For when you absolutely, positivity, need to mess up everything in a 100 foot cone. Accept no substitutes.
Russ Taylor RPG Superstar 2008 Top 6, Contributor |
Imbicatus |
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The X-Laser sounds like it's one or two steps down in size and damage from a siege weapon laser cannon.
Yeah. It's the laser from Real Genius. You make a single attack roll, and resolve that against the AC of everything in the line of fire out to the maximum range. It shoots through everything, and is only stopped by failing to overcome hardness, fire resistance, or fire immunity of something it hits.
Imbicatus |
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Can I have the stats for the Laser Rifle?
2d6 fire damage, x2 crit. Touch attack. There are a lot of special rules for lasers such as that they can't affect invisible creatures, but can shoot through force walls like they aren't there.
I don't want to give a full copy paste because paizo asked us not to.
Alleran |
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Troodos wrote:I was thinking more like Delta Squad from Star Wars Republic Commando. Elite Commandos.brad2411 wrote:Can I make a Stormtrooper?Wimpy Film version or Badass EU version?
[aside]You should read Survivor's Quest. Among other things, it features four members of the 501st being awesome.[/aside]
Poldaran |
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I may have to do questionable things to get this and the ACG now because waiting until payday next week is out of the question. I put a bunch of campaign development on hold until this came out so I could follow Piazo's lead and not reinvent the wheel.
SM
There's always plasma donation. And it would be a fun kind of coincidence to buy a book with rules for donating plasma with extreme prejudice by donating plasma at a clinic.
Cthulhudrew |
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There's always plasma donation. And it would be a fun kind of coincidence to buy a book with rules for donating plasma with extreme prejudice by donating plasma at a clinic.
Especially if when you went to the blood bank, and they put the needle in your arm, ionized plasma came surging out of your body instead of blood.
That would be awesome.
Graeme Lewis |
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Poldaran wrote:There's always plasma donation. And it would be a fun kind of coincidence to buy a book with rules for donating plasma with extreme prejudice by donating plasma at a clinic.Especially if when you went to the blood bank, and they put the needle in your arm, ionized plasma came surging out of your body instead of blood.
That would be awesome.
And then they donate it to a robot with a rare antivirus disorder?
jimibones83 |
I just want to know why UPS is holding my package in a small town in Arizona for this long.
I noticed the same thing a few times recently and then I'd just get my package all of a sudden. It seems like Paizo is shipping them UPS but then UPS hands it off to another carrier at some point if it will save them cost. I'm not positive, it just seems kinda like that's whats going on.
Steven "Troll" O'Neal |
Poldaran wrote:I just want to know why UPS is holding my package in a small town in Arizona for this long.I noticed the same thing a few times recently and then I'd just get my package all of a sudden. It seems like Paizo is shipping them UPS but then UPS hands it off to another carrier at some point if it will save them cost. I'm not positive, it just seems kinda like that's whats going on.
UPS sometimes uses the USPS for some deliveries when it's cheaper.
Poldaran |
jimibones83 wrote:UPS sometimes uses the USPS for some deliveries when it's cheaper.Poldaran wrote:I just want to know why UPS is holding my package in a small town in Arizona for this long.I noticed the same thing a few times recently and then I'd just get my package all of a sudden. It seems like Paizo is shipping them UPS but then UPS hands it off to another carrier at some point if it will save them cost. I'm not positive, it just seems kinda like that's whats going on.
I don't have a problem with that. I just wish they'd post when the handoff was made in a timely fashion and give me the new tracking number.
jimibones83 |
Steven "Troll" O'Neal wrote:I don't have a problem with that. I just wish they'd post when the handoff was made in a timely fashion and give me the new tracking number.jimibones83 wrote:UPS sometimes uses the USPS for some deliveries when it's cheaper.Poldaran wrote:I just want to know why UPS is holding my package in a small town in Arizona for this long.I noticed the same thing a few times recently and then I'd just get my package all of a sudden. It seems like Paizo is shipping them UPS but then UPS hands it off to another carrier at some point if it will save them cost. I'm not positive, it just seems kinda like that's whats going on.
I felt the same way.
Heretical Zed |
Reading through this now, neat stuff, but there's at least one outstanding issue. Paizo needs to step up their proofreading and editing, two examples being the cybersoldier's Cybernetic Combat feature and the Savage Technologist's rage feature changes. Cybernetic Combat flip flops on whether the bonus applies to just attack bonuses or damage bonuses, and doesn't indicate that it's both as I believe in intends, and also specifies that it doesn't stack with the bonus from a class feature that it outright replaces anyway. Savage Tech's rage says that increases to strength apply to dex instead at higher levels, but I *think* they mean the bonuses to constitution are transferred to dex as described at the beginning of the feature.
I'm pretty sure I get what's meant to be conveyed in these features but it's still a little confusing and, frankly, irksome. This isn't even a unique problem to this book, as in past books it's apparent that there's communication issues amongst the staff.
Having said all that, neat book.
Poldaran |
Yay! It's here. I'm saddened that power armor is an artifact, but at the same time, the ASF was too high for me to use it for my plan anyway. I'll have to talk to my GM about using the section about making tech versions of magical items to reskin my previously planned clockwork construct armor into "power armor".
Aside from that, loving much of the stuff in here.
Orthos |
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Troodos wrote:Ive been dying to know: WHAT THE HECK IS AN EXTINCTION WAVE!?!?Imagine a nuclear weapon that only kills living things with an intelligence score, but leaves structures, objects, and mindless organisms intact.
It's Viridi's Reset Bomb from Kid Icarus: Uprising?!
EDIT: No, scratch that, the Reset Bomb ignored Animals and Fey too.
Ambrosia Slaad |
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Firstly i'd like to thank the paizo staff for great products. Secondly I was wondering if there will be any radiation stuff for the alchemist at any time, discoveries or alchemy i'd really love to see something like that especially like a radiation bomb discovery!
From Paizo? Dunno, but it could easily show up in an "Treasures" section of one of the Iron Gods AP volumes.
From a 3PP? I'm certain at least one of them has such stuff in development. {whistles innocently}
Mal_Luck |
Only if you combine it with Covet Charge + Signature Deed. That, of course, would allow you to fire a completely drained timeworn firearm you've chosen Technic Training for whenever the heck you felt like it.
Oh yeah, Covet Charge + Signature Deed is a much easier way of doing it than Charge Recycling + Signature Deed. Thanks for pointing that out.
I don't think you can use both with Signature Deed though, the feat says nothing about allowing you to take it multiple times. Still Covet Charge + Signature Deed it is! You can fire almost every tech weapon for free! =D
Russ Taylor RPG Superstar 2008 Top 6, Contributor |