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lehatusken β Mass Effect N7 Executor
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The idea of ββtheir own weapons for Mass Effect 3. The heavy assault rifle "Executor".Related content
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It's a good design, but I think it should have more grey and black, to truly look like N7.
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When I have the skill required, I sooo will build a prop of this.
If it's ok.
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Looks like a Cerberus Weapon, but who cares its awesome!
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What is with Mass Effect and their light mass high speed kinetic guns? Sure they have a baseline of a .50BMG what are they going to do when they're dealing with a power armor that would simply say 'fuck you' to that sort of firepower?
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Bring in a larger mass accelerator. The largest ones have 40 MT scale fire power.
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How canon is that 40MT calc?
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The largest ship of the Cidatle has at least a 40 KT main gun. It's supposed to be KT, not MT.Β
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Yeah, about that... the slug would get nowhere near the ground as the atmospheric friction would literally make it explode once it entered the thicker parts of the atmosphere.
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Actually, it wouldn't experience air compression long enough. By the time the temperature of the surface have increased by a thenth of a degree the slug have already hit it's target.
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... last I've checked 15km/s is the top speed before any object literally explodes instantly from the shear atmospheric friction...
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I may be wrong. But didn't the comet that wiped out the dinosaurs impact faster? I think it was in the neighbourhood of 20k/sec. Though it might have had an exploding surface, but was too big to explode entirely. However, from my knowledge, if you let something fall toward earth at a percent of light speed it doesn't have time to be sufficiently ripped apart to explode. It would explode, yes, but would already have hit the ground when it does so. And also, mass effect have mass effect physics, they may be bypassing this with a mass effect field.
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Not that I know of. Then again the hypothetical KT event 'roid (had to be a 'roid of an iridium/Nickel-iron mix, not what are called 'pebble' 'roids) would have been huge and massive compared to the various impacts we've seen. 15km/s is a general rule for Earth-like atmospheres from what I've been told and how fast it would go before exploding would also account surface area. MA rounds for dreadnoughts in Mass Effect tend to be small but dense... hell an old dreadnought's gun was the size of a stereo set of the '80s in size...
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Yeah. The codex say the destructive power is decreased by 20%/ earth atmosphere, so we could use that as guide line. Also, best size comparison ever.
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Yeah, tiny things tend not to be able to displace heat that well. Hell 'rods from god' concepts always had a heat shield on the telephone pole sized impactor.
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And if the accelerator don't work, just increase the mass instead. Most things feel bad after being hit by a trillion ton asteroid even if it only impact with 10 k/ second.
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What are the specs? Is it akin to the M-96 Mattock? Because that weapon rocks when you know how to wield it.
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Yes, the mattock and raptor is the best guns in the game.
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