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Edited by Rare-Jongen:
7/27/2017 4:29:49 PM
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Edited by FairlySplendid: 7/27/2017 2:18:47 PMDude, watch the weapon's walk-through video? They explain it in pretty cut and dry terms. It's a arc laser that get so hot the weapon foundry developed liquid "ammo" that doubles as super-coolant for the weapon's core. The end, no need to overthink it. Omolon liquid ammo always matches the color of the elemental type. It was that way in D1.
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Edited by GalaxySpider: 7/27/2017 1:17:09 PMThe reasoning is found within the name, specifically "heart". The IGN video shows a side view of the gun/concept and indicates to the core saying "The heart of the gun is submerged in coolant gel". That's why is it called Cold Heart.
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Edited by Red Rum Rebel 0: 7/26/2017 9:13:07 PMWell technically electricity generates a lot of heat so a constant stream of electricity fired from the weapon will need one hell of a cooling system. At my university we're testing super conducters on MRI machines and the only thing that is cold enough to cool it is pure helium.
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How to shut up a troll -> Knowledge. Your project sounds pretty neat. Not gonna bombard you with questions though don't worry
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This is my stuff. I need more... more...
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Blue is the color or Eververse
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Spacemagic
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Edited by Rare-Jongen: 7/27/2017 1:22:32 PMSpace magic is the only true explanation.
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[b]Arc[/b]tic energy duh!
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I think an ice subclass or damage archetype would be very cool.
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If it actually has an ice archetype then yes, it would be pretty awesome. But word already goes around that it'll be arc (not sure if it's 100% confirmed though).
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