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Does anyone have the old T+T Explosive(2) pack?
Glassy¹:
--- Quote from: Bushido on December 06, 2012, 08:50:43 PM ---oh no unrealism
it's not like T+T was designed as a retort to overly realistic weaponry or anything
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I think its stupid because you get a direct hit every time, At least with the messed up path someone had a chance. its just dumb.
Doomonkey:
--- Quote from: Glassy¹ on December 06, 2012, 08:37:08 PM ---I hate the new RPG. Its stupid, it goes in a strait line instead of a weird path, Makes it totally unrealistic, Seriously.
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Lol. RPGs are very very accurate. They do not spiral out of control.
Jay the Cartoonist:
--- Quote from: Glassy¹ on December 06, 2012, 08:54:35 PM ---I think its stupid because you get a direct hit every time, At least with the messed up path someone had a chance. its just dumb.
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I hated it because it just looked so stupid :cookieMonster:
Also it's a waste of RPG. If you get an RPG and only get one use out of it, you want that use to be a good one, not some random chance that you'll hit your target. It's up to the minigame hoster to balance the distribution of RPGs, not up to the weapon to be handicapped to "balance" the game.
Darkness ZXW:
--- Quote from: Glassy¹ on December 06, 2012, 08:54:35 PM ---I think its stupid because you get a direct hit every time, At least with the messed up path someone had a chance. its just dumb.
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Hey guess what?
Rockets are propelled out of a chamber at the excess of 1000 feet per second. These are 1-2 pound rockets. There's absolutely no spread in real life. Having any spread over than 2 feet per 500 feet is unrealistic and ridiculous.
Actually, even the thought of a lego-sized rocket launcher is unrealistic. Seeing as blockheads are this size, it is unrealistic to even have a "realistic" gun.
Cnaibedoge:
--- Quote from: Doomonkey on December 06, 2012, 08:55:07 PM ---Lol. RPGs are very very accurate. They do not spiral out of control.
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depending on how the rocket is fired this is true, in most mobile cases it is.