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Benpasko
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 Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Tomaster wrote: Ragdollmaster wrote: Tomaster wrote: I'm agreeing with Kultra. A robot couldn't do that ♥♥♥♥. I disagree. Robots are pretty quick accurate etc. I'm sure with proper sensors a robot could block a bullet with a sword. So you're saying that a robot could, at the current, detect a bullet, determine the angle and speed, figure out at what angle the katana needs to be held at, and use motors in about a tenth of a second? I think it could do the processing bits, but not the physical stuff. It's a robot, give it 8 katanas.
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Tomaster
DRLGrump
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Benpasko wrote: It's a robot, give it 8 katanas. How would that help it? User should
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Benpasko
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Tomaster wrote: How would that help it? Besides being able to puree zombies? Not at all. consider not posting
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Tomaster
DRLGrump
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Benpasko wrote: Besides being able to puree zombies? Not at all. We're talking about deflecting bullets, if you'd kept up  Although a octowielding katana robot would be pretty bitchin. a quote pyramid. -Duh
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411570N3
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) If you have a robot capable of wielding 8 katana then just give it big blades welded into the arms. And guns.
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Grif
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) a system is capable of being designed that could, in theory, swing a metal object down into the flight path of a bullet in mid-flight
if you preworked the timing and could eliminate all the variables
does this qualify as a robot, and is it useful for combat?
yeah
I'll let you brain surgeons riddle me that one
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411570N3
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Actually, screw that. The robot doesn't need to slice bullets in half: it's fighting zombies. Just give it a bunch of guns and maybe one or two bayonets. If it runs out of bayonets just get it to punch the crap out of the zombies.
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Geti
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) 411570N3 wrote: If it runs out of bayonets que? I dont understand why it'd lose them.
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Kallemort
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Geti wrote: 411570N3 wrote: If it runs out of bayonets que? I dont understand why it'd lose them. They'll bend, they'll shatter, they'll rust. I doubt it'd be that careful.
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Areku
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Kallemort wrote: They'll bend, they'll shatter, they'll rust. As will its arm joints, if it decides to "punch the crap out of the zombies". I think that 411 was referring to the fact that a bayonet could get stuck on some not-so-rotten zombie, or something like that. Or maybe it has some kind of gun that fires bayonets yeah the zombies would have a hard time dodging that unless they had some kind of super-cool katana octopus power oh yeah it'd be awesome
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411570N3
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) Yeah, I was referring to them getting stuck in zombies or otherwise losing them. Though they'd have a significantly shorter life than the joints if they're in common use.
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caekdaemon
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) A Robot with guns and melee weapons? Perhaps we chould use a Cylon for this purpose? After all the zombies dont have guns, Right?
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CrazyMLC
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) I now have a new weapon suggestion: Robocop.
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411570N3
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) What's the next suggestion going to be? Strike Freedom Gundam? The Death Star?
EDIT: Nah, suggest what you like, it's a discussion.
Anyway, is robocop a cyborg or a robot? He seems to have a human and therefore zombifiable lower jaw, but I think I remember some stuff about him being a robot with a human brain or something; though then the brain could be zombified... though he has some pretty zombie proof metal over that head of his.
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Metal Meltdown
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Re: (now a zombie killing effectiveness thread) The Death Star? Mere toy. Bring in the Sun Crusher!
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