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[silentassassin264]

Could we get polonium/chemical ammo to come back for ME3?  After playing ME1 again, I kind of miss the melty goo of acid it caused.

[olymind1]

forumbug

Modifié par olymind1, 01 juillet 2011 - 11:05 .

[olymind1]

again

Modifié par olymind1, 01 juillet 2011 - 11:05 .

[olymind1]

i agree, i mostly used this type of ammo and i liked it better than any other type

[tobynator89]

my guess is that bioware figured out that toxic ammo doesn't make much sense apart from the Lulz,

[CheeseEnchilada]

tobynator89 wrote...

my guess is that bioware figured out that toxic ammo doesn't make much sense apart from the Lulz,

So they gave us warp ammo.

I expected these to make a return in ME2 with Thane, to be honest. It was my favorite ammo by far, and I'd love to see it again.

[tobynator89]

CheeseEnchilada wrote...

tobynator89 wrote...

my guess is that bioware figured out that toxic ammo doesn't make much sense apart from the Lulz,

So they gave us warp ammo.

I expected these to make a return in ME2 with Thane, to be honest. It was my favorite ammo by far, and I'd love to see it again.

I meant from a combat perspective. From a technical perspective its quite doable but why would you include a weapon listed under the geneva convention as a WMD.

[Master Shiori]

We already have 6 ammo types in the game that cover every type of damage you'd need. What would be the point of adding 1 more?

[VegasVance]

tobynator89 wrote...
I meant from a combat perspective. From a technical perspective its quite doable but why would you include a weapon listed under the geneva convention as a WMD.

Same reason us crazy bastards did this!
images.wikia.com/masseffect/images/1/11/Virmire-The_nuke_explodes.png
Take that you red-head crested freaks!

Modifié par VegasVance, 01 juillet 2011 - 11:29 .

[tobynator89]

VegasVance wrote...

tobynator89 wrote...
I meant from a combat perspective. From a technical perspective its quite doable but why would you include a weapon listed under the geneva convention as a WMD.

Same reason us crazy bastards did this!
images.wikia.com/masseffect/images/1/11/Virmire-The_nuke_explodes.png
Take that you red-head crested freaks!

True I guess but that was a no-fallout case, with a jury rigged improvization. Chemical rounds however makes little sense from combat or logistical perspective. only real practical purpose for them is fallout.

[VegasVance]

tobynator89 wrote...

True I guess but that was a no-fallout case, with a jury rigged improvization. Chemical rounds however makes little sense from combat or logistical perspective. only real practical purpose for them is fallout.

They've taken what was the equivalent of a PDA that could do hack attacks from the first game, made it able to shoot fire, and frost from the second game, and the in the third game made it a spike of death.  Who is to say they couldn't fancy up a type of posion effective against synthtiecs? Given how they already have shredder which works wonders on organics.