860 réponses à ce sujet

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Yeah, we use lots of weapons in video games. So a thread about them is gonna be good!

 

My top 3 are:

 

 

 

 

 

[The Love Runner]

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Good. Posting more weapons is better.

 

I suddenly thought If I was Guan Yu and also had a Mace and a MP5 I would be invincible!

[Voxr]

 

[KingTony]

The Russian AKM-both the first and last weapon you will ever need.

[Isichar]

I like warglaives

 

And Halberds

 

Also can't beat the classic Katana

[Dominus]

Penetrator's Sword(Demon's Souls)



Cerberus M-13 Raptor(ME3)

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

lol someone actually made that Cerberus weapon. I guess it's hardly 200 grams based on its material!

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

^ reported. This is a serious thread, not a troll one.

[Giant ambush beetle]

I've always been a huge fan of the south african Truvelo 20x110mm anti materiel rifle, because of its sheer power and range.

 

 

The round it fires on the left, next to the 50. BMG

 

[Vroom Vroom]

^ reported. This is a serious thread, not a troll one.

Although I'm uncertain, that could have been a serious answer because that's an actual weapon in Saint's Row the Third and I think it is also in Saint's Row IV. 

 

 

Here's mine:

 

 

I don't shoot my problems, I burn them. 

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

should have added in spoiler tag. Is it okay to post nude sexual organs in these forums? It would be a mess and an AO rated website.

[Bod02]

It's polymer you prude

[Voxr]

It was an impressive thrusting weapon, but it seems it didn't last very long.

[Bod02]

Technically it wasn't a thrusting weapon at all. It had wobbly physics

[Dermain]

And Halberds

 

Also can't beat the classic Katana

 

Yes...yes you can...

 

More specifically with the halberd right above it...

[Qwib Qwib]

Yes...yes you can...

 

More specifically with the halberd right above it...

 

Or this. 

 

 

Actually, make it about every single polearm.

[Qwib Qwib]

I think Demon's Souls weapons were pretty good, overall. 

 

 

There are, of course, some hideous examples:

 

[Dermain]

I think Demon's Souls weapons were pretty good, overall. 

 

 

There are, of course, some hideous examples:

 

 

That sword is pretty bad, but it pales in comparison to the horror that is that female characters face...

[bEVEsthda]

 

 

An Icon.  The Arming Sword or Katana of its day.

 

 

 

Edit: P.S. For those not knowing what this is.

The Colt 1873 pattern revolver, caliber .45 LC, aka the Colt Single Action Army, or Colt SAA, commonly called the Colt Peacemaker.
This pattern was eventually also produced by other manufacturers, Uberti being the most important. Even some of Colt's latest marketed Colt-branded versions of this model were made by Uberti. Visually and functionally close clones, but with modern safety devices, have also been made. Ruger's Blackhawk family being the most wellknown.

[bEVEsthda]

 

 

Yet another Icon. The Arming Sword or Katana of most self-styled pistoleros today. More than a 100 years old (the design goes back to 1905) it still ruled pistol action competition so hard, that Glock had to create their own competition circuit, open only for Glocks, to get some visibility in action shooting.

 

 

Edit: P.S. For those not knowing what this is.

The Colt 1911A1 pattern pistol, caliber .45 ACP, commonly called just the "1911".
Since the design is in PD, it has been produced by a great number of manufacturers other than Colt. Remington, Ithaca, Singer, Thompson (Auto Ordnance), Springfield, Kimber, Armscor, just as 'boutique'-manufacturers like Wilson and Les Baer. Today, even Smith & Wesson, Sig, Heckler & Koch, have been forced to make 1911-pistols of this Colt pattern, instead of using their own designs, because it's the way to be competitive in pistol action sports.
Kimber and Springfield are the most important brands of the 1911 today.

[bEVEsthda]

 

 

And yet another Icon. The Halberd of its day. The pattern for also other nation's rifles. And for long the No. 1 choice for conversion into serious (.416 Rigby, .375 H&H,..) hunting rifles.

 

 

Edit: P.S. For those not knowing what this is.

The Mauser bolt action rifle.

Licensed or copied by almost everyone in the early 1900's. The Springfield 30-06, for instance, is a Mauser licence.

[bEVEsthda]

 

 

And yet another Icon. It could do with a heavier bullet for down range efficiency (when the barrel is a bit too short). But it's still the overwhelming (>90%) choice of special forces soldiers in the West, who have a free choice of personal weapon.

 

 

Edit: P.S. For those not knowing what this is.

The Colt M16/M4 weapon system. While a lot of other weapons have been developed in the West, it has been preferred over their own arms by a number of influential users, like Israel and SAS, so it could be said to be the mainstay of the West. Since renowned German Heckler & Koch has favored improving M16 components and design in later years (HK 416 and HK 417), my guess is that we've not seen the last of this, now, rather old line.

[bEVEsthda]

 

 

And the Maxim pattern machine gun. Maybe not an Icon, but that's just because modern movies and games don't make so much of it. Because this is the weapon that has killed more human beings than any other weapon.

 

 

Edit: P.S. For those not knowing what this is.

Basically all successful heavy machine guns since slightly before the first world war, except the American Brownings, are Maxims. Whatever brand name they appeared under, Vickers, Spandau,.. etc.