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6/1/2015 12:34:36 AM
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I mean... Its a game, not real life. You also can't shoot a nova bomb out of your hand.
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So what?
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So they don't need to take in account that this wouldn't work in real life..
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Why not?
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Because it's a game...
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What does that have to do with anything?
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False equivalency.
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May I ask how? A video game isn't real life, therefor, it doesn't have to play by the rules of real life.
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Because the weapons are directly based on real-world designs. Therefore, they should conform to real-world logic and physics, at least on a basic level. A Nova Bomb doesn't exist in real life in any capacity. It has no comparison. Just because something impossible exists, doesn't dictate that other things that don't need to be impossible, should be impossible.
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But it doesn't have to, because it is a game. It doesn't matter if it is, or isn't. Just seems like something worthless to complain about to me.
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Edited by Demagogue: 6/1/2015 12:45:55 AMNo one said it had to, only that, in this case, it should.
