This is just pure win. But as someone mentioned before with the grenade style one, try looking at a singularity bomb from Red Faction: Guirella. It's exactly as described. It spawns, detonates, sucks a ton of objects it rips from nearby buildings, spins them around, and then explodes launching debris everywhere. That would be a bad ass weapon, plus, the coding should be easier than this as it would probably not require direction-ality.

Or, better yet, make both. Then our troops can carry gun versions, and we also have the option of bombing or lobbing versions of it.

If youre already on it: Would you care to bring a gameending Deathmachine along that eats the world? Like Sudden Death in worms just without any water rising.

Like - a big nade looking like some kind of pandoras box/big ol Generator of Worldeating that, once thrown somewhere sticks to its position (like the timed charge o' vanilla content). It would then start generating those nice teeny-wheeny glow-particles and shoot out invisible grenades from time to time, that, once they hit an obstacle, act much like the previously suggested grenades. Theyd rip the surrounding Map and MOs apart and send the particles/Gibs flying towards the generator gathering there, or optionally, just spin them around abit in random directions ... or make them fly upwards to gather in a low orbit around the planet

Need Coffee now - wheres that darn coffee-sprayer?


Edit: Would someone finally give that man the award he deserves for dishing up this Piece o' Awesome?

Nope, it's a cool idea, but it would be one be THE laggiest thing ever, due to the fact that at one point all the particles in the map would be spinning around a black hole....

Nope. How laggy that weapon would be depends on how many of those invisible grenades would spawn.

Im at work, currently, and im bored as hell. So I spend some thougts on it myself - I envisioned it to shoot invisible grenades/bullets in random directions every - lets say 1,5 Seconds. Upon impact those invisible Bullets would act as said invisible Nades: Theyd activate, rip a hole in the world and send the particles flying - either around the invisible nade, or if possible towards the generator where theyd just cycle around the machine.

alternatively you could just make the dropped generator rip every particle within a certain - not too far - distance initially and widen that circle every now and then, carrying a few more particles away...


Well, no matter how it would be made - my basic Idea was some kind of Superweapon that desintegrates the world piece by piece. Slowly and without any gravity affecting Crafts or Actors. It wouldnt even need to attract Weapons or the likes - just a plain Sudden death eating the map away.

Om nom nom.
On topic-ish, a sudden-death world om nommer sounds awesome. But the Particle Cannon should be finished first.

Fully agreed

...oh, and please name that Weapon the "Omnommer" if its ever going to be made

Hmm. I think that maybe it should look like the EM laser from Lost Planet: (Sorry for the small picture)




Also, this weapon looks really, really cool. I mean cool beyond imagination. Using pixels from the ground as weapons is one of the best ideas anyone ever had. Being able to attract gibs is also great. I just imagine breaking a brain pod with this, and then throwing the remaining pieces of shattered glass at your enemies. Oh yeah.

Actually, it makes me remember of the N.O. power in FLCL. For those of you that aren't addicted to anime, allow me to explain: N.O. was a psychic power some humans had, that allowed them to attract all objects around them, no matter how big or heavy, compress them into a single orb of matter and send them flying to any point in the universe at all. When the orb reached that point, it would transform back into the original objects... making one hell of a mess.

Never heard about that anime, but lo - sounds fun...

Whats the full name?



...sorry for going offtopic

The name is just that - FLCL. Though it has been translated in some places as Furi Kuri or Fooly Cooly. It's pretty good, also, though the story is incredibly hard to understand. My advice is to just sit back, relax, and enjoy watching a 13-year old boy stop a nuclear bomb using an eletric guitar.

Your Ava I guess...?

...anyways, will do

Why do you have two topics?

Mod released move along.