Upgraded D-gun
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Upgraded D-gun
i think that the D-gun that the Coms use now are boring. If it is the Disintegrator Gun, it should do just that, disintegrate. So, im proposing that instead of blowing up the unit(s) being attacked; they should "disolve" or something. the D-gun needs its own effect when it hits a unit.
sry, i thought this would go as a feature request.
and i think an acid gun would be cool.
and just asking to further my point, has anyone ever played the game "Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy?" If you have, im thinking of an effect like when you use the sniper rifle on full power and a guy disintegrates. Yeah.

and i think an acid gun would be cool.
and just asking to further my point, has anyone ever played the game "Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy?" If you have, im thinking of an effect like when you use the sniper rifle on full power and a guy disintegrates. Yeah.
Um, actually what Zoy's asking for, in a nutshell, is the ability of a Unit to know what Weapon did damage to it, and then react properly to the event.
While the request itself is nothing special, the ability to do just that would be rather handy- flamethrowers could set units on fire, bows and arrows could leave an arrow sticking out've the guy's shield, or whatever reaction is appropriate.
Having just spent a couple of days doing some research on how DoW makes some things work, I'm pretty convinced that this would be a good thing to have in Spring. I remember reading that somebody was doing this (FLOZi?), but I can't recall if that was ever committed, though. We certainly don't have a GET function that can return this information to a COB (it'd have to be hashed, or something- yuck).
While the request itself is nothing special, the ability to do just that would be rather handy- flamethrowers could set units on fire, bows and arrows could leave an arrow sticking out've the guy's shield, or whatever reaction is appropriate.
Having just spent a couple of days doing some research on how DoW makes some things work, I'm pretty convinced that this would be a good thing to have in Spring. I remember reading that somebody was doing this (FLOZi?), but I can't recall if that was ever committed, though. We certainly don't have a GET function that can return this information to a COB (it'd have to be hashed, or something- yuck).