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Tech Ohm Eaven
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Posted - 2013.04.08 18:46:00 -
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lowratehitman wrote:I see you did not read where I spent almost 2 million sp to have that range, or that I spent another what..million sp to have the viziam..or the how much to get weponary 5 ..and how much sp for a proto suit, or the 240k isk per death? You ignore all my points, you just have it set in your heart you are right just by "observing". Get skilled than debate..k?
You again lol!!
The HMG is OP video, right??
Heavies are screwed.
Now its a laser rifle??
Then I guess the same results with 4X mods on an Ishukone SMG plus idiots is OP??
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Tech Ohm Eaven
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Posted - 2013.04.08 20:00:00 -
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Beren Hurin wrote:mollerz wrote:I enjoy using the laser rifle I have no problems with being killed on the receiving end of it save one... A laser shouldn't slow you down when you are getting hit by it. It makes no sense that a very hot stream of light would stick to you like glue and reduce your speed. Unless it sliced your legs off, of course. If they change that small detail I'd be fine with it, just like I am fine with every weapon being as deadly as they can make it. It makes no sense to make weapons weaker.
But that got me thinking.. it would be pretty sweet to be able to laser some into pieces as their shield and armor flew off. Wait...the laser slows people down?
And please note that nobody moves at miles per second like the atoms do:
Yes.
Lasers or Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
Light has energy.
I.e. sunlight when hitting a solar sail produces movement and can be used to propel a space craft out of the solar system.
A high energy laser is used to slow down and trap high movement/energy atoms:
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1986-07-20/news/8602220200_1_atoms-trapping-beams
USING SEVEN BEAMS OF LASER light, a team of scientists at AT&T Bell Laboratories has succeeded in slowing free atoms to a frozen crawl and trapping them in a space smaller than the period that ends this sentence.
The effort to confine atoms by the use of light has produced an intense competition over the last few years in the United States, the Soviet Union and Western Europe.
Atomic physicists describe the achievement as a breakthrough that will make it possible to explore fundamental states of matter that have never before been observed.
``The light not only traps the atoms, but you can see them and study them,`` said Daniel Kleppner of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
``To me it`s breathtaking. It opens the way to observe with great clarity how atoms interact and how they evolve.``
In an ordinary vacuum chamber, crisscrossed beams create what the Bell scientists call ``optical molasses.`` Certain atoms that ordinarily move at miles per second were brought down to speeds slower than a person walks, making it possible to see their motion with the unaided eye.
The scientists say they have produced new records for cold and density in a gas. Because temperature depends on atomic motion, the process cools the atoms to within 250 millionths of a degree of absolute zero, vastly colder than can be achieved by ordinary refrigeration.
The most immediate application may come in improved atomic clocks. By relying on the natural vibrating of atoms, slicing time into intervals on the order of a billionth of a second, such clocks let navigation systems use satellite signals to fix global positions to within a few dozen yards. |
Tech Ohm Eaven
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Posted - 2013.04.08 20:12:00 -
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Beren Hurin wrote:Tech Ohm Eaven wrote:Beren Hurin wrote:mollerz wrote:I enjoy using the laser rifle I have no problems with being killed on the receiving end of it save one... A laser shouldn't slow you down when you are getting hit by it. It makes no sense that a very hot stream of light would stick to you like glue and reduce your speed. Unless it sliced your legs off, of course. If they change that small detail I'd be fine with it, just like I am fine with every weapon being as deadly as they can make it. It makes no sense to make weapons weaker.
But that got me thinking.. it would be pretty sweet to be able to laser some into pieces as their shield and armor flew off. Wait...the laser slows people down? ...blah...blah...SCIENCE BITCHES...blah...blah... I meant does the laser in the game slow people down?
Yes but too bad it does not shove them about and toss them back.
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