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Edytowany przez użytkownika HammerH34D:
6/24/2020 6:22:07 PM
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So... Omolon Shotguns When?
I think we need new weapon types for old weapon manufacturers. It would seem like they are evolving and it brings back old design concepts that can feel fresh.
For example:
Omolon or Veist Shotguns
Suros Grenade Launchers
Hakke Swords
Vanguard Special Grenade Launchers or Side Arms.
Plus more options. New weapons don't always mean completely new design concepts or crazy looking crap. Sometimes it's good to be classic.
You have a lot of choices. This is just me spitballing but I would love to see them.
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I like it when the manufacturers have their specialty. Omolon stand for technology and Häkke for raw force. Shotguns rather fit for the force section as it does in high technology.
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Ok you have my attention. These would be kinda cool to see. Of course hakke swords needs to me the heavy titan kind or a hammer or axe.
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Will it make a big bloop sound instead of a normal shotgun blast sound though?
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2 OdpowiedziWell we finally got omolon kinetic weapons this season, and an omolon sword, but I’d personally like to see a VEIST hand cannon
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1 OdpowiedźYou don't know how happy I am to see Daito armour from the new dungeon. I'll live in there each week grinding rolls on any peice I get across my characters. Now only if I can get ornaments for them to look like the Jade Rabbit Pink Ornament covered in stickers. I'd run around solely using that gun as my kenetic in PvE and PvP rocking pink manga armour look.
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3 OdpowiedziWould be interesting if Omolon could make a bow....
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Each foundry has their own focus, and for Omolon, the only Special weapons they create are Trace, Fusion, and Sniper Rifles.
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We don't see a lot of Hakke scouts either, but that's mainly because Bungie refuses to acknowledge that Scouts actually exist in the game.
