Don't hold your breath, but I'm thinking of making a sprite for your drone thingamabobber.

Wow dude, simply wow.
I'll try! this mod looks like its gonna be a lot of fun

Bad sprites, but good ideas. If your sprites were better this mod will be awesome.

I have an idea, a serum that turns the player into a bullet bill, with a high powered emitter thrusting them forwards.

Gonna make it. NOW.

Make it as the 'fart serum'! The user will have an uncontrollable production of gases... thus... exploding rocket bowels.

Terrorist serum... Makes actor explode in rapesposion.

Yes but instead call it Kamikaze serum.

Anyways, there could be a serum that turns you into a pigeon and you can, shall we say "excrete solid waste" on people that explodes.
That would be cool.

Try to shoot at sky to finish in them face and detonate =)
Its really cool when you learn to use it BUT
I'm agreed, we want a grenade-gas-launcher !

The gas clouds repel each other, so when I fire, I ignite a small part, and the rest floats into the sky.

Well, the gas launcher is really a little tricky to use, specially in the open air, where the clouds have that tendency to repel each other.
The reason for that is that the weapon was designed to be a bunker-clearing gun. You shoot inside a closed bunker, wait until the air is filled with clouds, and then ignite them. That way, you should get a big, fiery, eyerape explosion.

Fair enough. This is rendered useless by the fact that I'm always defending my bunker. Also, how did you do the plasma launcher? Is it a thing with the coding that the muzzleoffset is bad?

The plasma launcher uses an adapted homing missile script. It shoots an invisible AHuman with a gun that shoots negative mass particles, creating a pulling effect. It also has attached AEmitters that both generate sharp particles to kill anything that comes too close and create that floating trail effect. I know, the muzzleoffset is bad, but I had some problems with it. If I moved it back, the emitted particles would kill the user or destroy the gun. If I moved it forward, the shots would seem to appear out of nowhere, due to the lag that CC creates when rendering glows, and that would seem ugly as hell. If I changed the lifetime or sharpness of the particles, to make them less dangerous to the user, the weapon would be a lot less powerful. So, I just decided to leave the muzzle in that weird position and give the gun a high GibWoundLimit, to keep it from breaking too fast.

... that's a big explanation!

That-is-genius!

Not really. It's more a lazyish solution to a hard problem.