Veritas476 wrote:A rifle with sticky (magnetized) grenades? Do want!
With lethal and non lethal options, for when you wan to plant a tracer or a timed plasma round.
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Veritas476 wrote:A rifle with sticky (magnetized) grenades? Do want!
89er wrote:Dear Paladin Steel,
We have been working on the Hardtack force rifle, you know the one that is supposed to be our venture into weaponized force-fields. I have the personal and projected shields finished, just waiting for your approval. The new guy has been no help at all, he's working on this grenade launcher that shoots out magnetized ammo. He has been coming up with specialized ammunition since our last update. It works fine, but he refuses to share it with the team. Adding to that, he builds little drones that are just in the scariest places, hoards our spices, and gets into fights with damn near everyone. I have no idea what this did did to get dropped here, but just confirm that we can send the designs.
---Mel Barnson, of Remote Testing Station SpitnPray-42
abtex wrote:taalismn, are enjoying Superstorm part 2, the FEMA's whiteout of problems not fixed in part 1?
89er waiting to see your work. Please.
Veritas476 wrote:Hooray for MD cartridge weaponry.
taalismn wrote:(with thanks to Raven fo his Kera-Tech cadmium-telluride munitions)
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
The Raven wrote:taalismn wrote:(with thanks to Raven fo his Kera-Tech cadmium-telluride munitions)
Have you ever explained how the C-T Plasma Pellet system works or should I jump in on this?
Edit: May as well just drop this in here anyway.
Consisting of a low powered laser and an ammunition feed system, a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon differs from most plasma weapon designs. The weapon first fires a high temperature ionizing pulse laser at the target at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber. The heat from the laser vaporizes the pellet, and sends the resulting plasma down the ionized channel in the air formed by the laser’s firing. The resulting plasma has a higher mass then that of a normal plasma weapon, which in turn results in a higher damage curve.
The Raven wrote:taalismn wrote:(with thanks to Raven fo his Kera-Tech cadmium-telluride munitions)
Have you ever explained how the C-T Plasma Pellet system works or should I jump in on this?
Edit: May as well just drop this in here anyway.
Consisting of a low powered laser and an ammunition feed system, a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon differs from most plasma weapon designs. The weapon first fires a high temperature ionizing pulse laser at the target at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber. The heat from the laser vaporizes the pellet, and sends the resulting plasma down the ionized channel in the air formed by the laser’s firing. The resulting plasma has a higher mass then that of a normal plasma weapon, which in turn results in a higher damage curve.
glitterboy2098 wrote:The Raven wrote:taalismn wrote:(with thanks to Raven fo his Kera-Tech cadmium-telluride munitions)
Have you ever explained how the C-T Plasma Pellet system works or should I jump in on this?
Edit: May as well just drop this in here anyway.
Consisting of a low powered laser and an ammunition feed system, a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon differs from most plasma weapon designs. The weapon first fires a high temperature ionizing pulse laser at the target at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber. The heat from the laser vaporizes the pellet, and sends the resulting plasma down the ionized channel in the air formed by the laser’s firing. The resulting plasma has a higher mass then that of a normal plasma weapon, which in turn results in a higher damage curve.
ah, micro-hellbore weaponry.
The Raven wrote:a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon ... at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber.
taalismn wrote:Cadmium-Telluride Ammunition
‘Light’ (Plasma Weapon) cartridges: 16 credits each
‘Medium’(Plasma Weapon) cartridges: 35 credits each
40mm (Heavy Plasma Weapon) cartridges: 95 credits each
taalismn wrote:Now you have me thinking of putting a CT-Cartridge machine gun on a HandiTrac and calling it a 'Bolette'.
abtex wrote:The Raven wrote:a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon ... at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber.
1.76 oz. = 50 gr
Raven, how small did your C-T weapons get?
Did you even make grenades with the concept?
- WW2 style stick grenade - thrown as a single unit; C-T pellet in can and laser to vaporize pellet in handle
- laser mounted on body armor, tracking grenade as its thrown; zapping it at the right range [safely from thrower or at target] or
- grenade comes off laser stick and is zapped?
abtex wrote:[What is the weight of C-T catridges?
What are PS C-T catridges made of or they just pellets?
kronos wrote:And who says role playing games are evil.. they teach us many things.. creative thinking, social skills, and SCIENCE! Have fun blowing away your character's enemies and learn cool science facts in the process.
glitterboy2098 wrote:it's basically weaponized Inertial confinement fusion.
pellets would looks something like this, but they'd be surrounded by a hohlraum used to focus the laser to ignite the reaction. note that both would likely be bigger than that (the images are of a 10millligram pellet assembly of tritium and deuterium)
interestinyl enough, if you confined the explosion you could (using rifts type tech) use the Hohlrum to focus a stream of Xrays and make an X-ray laser..
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
taalismn wrote:abtex wrote:The Raven wrote:a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon ... at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber.
1.76 oz. = 50 gr
Raven, how small did your C-T weapons get?
Did you even make grenades with the concept?
- WW2 style stick grenade - thrown as a single unit; C-T pellet in can and laser to vaporize pellet in handle
- laser mounted on body armor, tracking grenade as its thrown; zapping it at the right range [safely from thrower or at target] or
- grenade comes off laser stick and is zapped?
Raven, abtex is thinking dangerous thoughts......
abtex wrote:[q
Only when given something dangerous or not, before I start to think about it.
abtex wrote:The Raven wrote:a Cadmium-Telluride plasma cannon ... at which point a 50gr pellet of Cadmium-Telluride is inserted into the firing chamber.
1.76 oz. = 50 gr
Raven, how small did your C-T weapons get?
Did you even make grenades with the concept?
- WW2 style stick grenade - thrown as a single unit; C-T pellet in can and laser to vaporize pellet in handle
- laser mounted on body armor, tracking grenade as its thrown; zapping it at the right range [safely from thrower or at target] or
- grenade comes off laser stick and is zapped
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
The Raven wrote:[
The 50gr isn't right after I looked over the math. But grenade wouldn't be the best use, stil it have to be directional.
taalismn wrote:The Raven wrote:[
The 50gr isn't right after I looked over the math. But grenade wouldn't be the best use, still it have to be directional.
Let me know what figures you settle on.
But yeah, I figured there's effective enough plasma grenades, and a plasma claymore would be too sophisticated for a one-shot weapon. Plasma sniper weapons, on the other hand, however, with the improved range.
abtex wrote:On Claymore and grenades. You are using second rate/cheap parts, not top of the line stuff, to make cheap kill weapons. I think that you are just putting the pellet at the target area, then zapping with the laser. Or does that not work?
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
abtex wrote:taalismn, your C-T cartridges are each one-shot weapons just in a weapon housing.
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
The Raven wrote:abtex wrote:taalismn, your C-T cartridges are each one-shot weapons just in a weapon housing.
There is a good reason to put Cadmium-Telluride in a housing, as its toxic and can be absorbed through the skin. Which is worse, dying from the hideous hybrid horror which just crawled out of the ruins to eat you or dying from heavy-metal poisoning a few years down the line?
And as to the weight of the C-T cartridges, I might have that worked out tonight for a specific MD value (namely the 'Howler' cannon that I first did the C-T weapon for) by later tonight. I've been running the math while I am at work and now I see why I didn't go into aerospace engineering like I had planned and instead went over to computer science.
DhAkael wrote:-ahem-
MEEP!
People using science and maths and stuff, and it's NOT bogging down game-play / ability to have fun.
Yeah, the world has gone strange alright.
Seriously though, I am glad to see the slide-rule brigade actualy doing something FUN with math and chemisty, instead of trying to bogg down the game with useless tables of calculations so your character can take one step after another to the toilet in the morning .
Note; not naming names, and I use hyperbole in the above example, but there are a few who really really really just can't let things slide and just enjoy the game.
DhAkael wrote:-ahem-
MEEP!
People using science and maths and stuff, and it's NOT bogging down game-play / ability to have fun.
Yeah, the world has gone strange alright.
Seriously though, I am glad to see the slide-rule brigade actualy doing something FUN with math and chemisty, instead of trying to bogg down the game with useless tables of calculations so your character can take one step after another to the toilet in the morning .
Note; not naming names, and I use hyperbole in the above example, but there are a few who really really really just can't let things slide and just enjoy the game.
Carl Gleba wrote:Well said Raven
The Raven wrote:[Most sci-gamers (as I call that type) can't let go of absolutes and deal with the level of abstraction required for an RPG. Gaming is not simulating, thats their problem. I do the simulating well before and then boil-down the result into an abstract version for use in game. And when you consider just how deadly theoretical weapons are in the real world compared to stuff that is already in-game, then you come up with some very nasty ideas.
DhAkael wrote:the "OTHER" universal RPG (no names), for their super-mega-uber-tech source book have gama-ray or 'GRASER' infantry RIFLES
How's that for nasty?
The main problem is how to fit a cyclotron into something the size of an M-14 or M-60 OR how to safely shield the exteremly dangerous cobalt isoptopes.
taalismn wrote:THIS...looks just so Paladin Steel....
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2012/11/huge-off-highway-road-trains.html
Veritas476 wrote:taalismn wrote:THIS...looks just so Paladin Steel....
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2012/11/huge-off-highway-road-trains.html
Wow. That would be WI's Long Haul Road Train if it were that kind of vehicle and not a semi-truck.
taalismn wrote:This is where we bring out the handwavium supplies we've acquired via dimensional rifts mining operations.
taalismn wrote:THIS...looks just so Paladin Steel....
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2012/11/huge-off-highway-road-trains.html
Veritas476 wrote:Wow. That would be WI's Long Haul Road Train if it were that kind of vehicle and not a semi-truck.
taalismn wrote:We gotta work on these.... serious hauling (I know my Walking Trucks can do this, but they're relatively small compared to these giants...)
abtex wrote:Have a good holiday.