QUOTE (psychophipps @ Jul 24 2008, 12:31 PM) 
I based my calculations upon the fairly-standard 750 rpm rate of many GPMGs. 750 rpm/60 = 12.5 rps 200 round belt/12.5 rps = 16 seconds of Ayatolla of Rock n' Rolla, baby!
Now, base it on the MG3 GPMG!
Full Version: Suppressing a room through a wall
Now, base it on the MG3 GPMG!
QUOTE (CanRay @ Jul 24 2008, 09:09 AM)
Unless they deserve it. Like, say, pissing off a Mercenary Crew that do use tactics just like this, and were just hired to get rid of the 'Runners in question.
Revenge and money, love in a merc's mind!
Revenge and money, love in a merc's mind!
Want to make it really, nasty? Have a rigger be the firing solutions source and use an auto-pod for the machinegun. Range would be...what? 6 meters or so at the most for a typical hotel room? Then you ain't exactly firing blind, eh?
QUOTE (CanRay @ Jul 24 2008, 09:34 AM)
Now, base it on the MG3 GPMG!
10.43 seconds of blazing death and one seriously hot barrel! Can I get a "Holy Frijole?!?"
QUOTE (psychophipps @ Jul 24 2008, 12:35 PM)
Want to make it really, nasty? Have a rigger be the firing solutions source and use an auto-pod for the machinegun. Range would be...what? 6 meters or so at the most for a typical hotel room? Then you ain't exactly firing blind, eh?
And, again, something a Merc Unit would do.
Put those down in Urban/Roadway on pre-designated routes, and you can funnel infantry and softskin vehicles to where you want them with a minimum of manpower, and none of those nasty land mines! One, two Riggers and you got it. And GPMGs aren't that expensive.
Only problem is lack of radio silence, but a couple of really long fiber-optic cables secreted around could get around that. Just because you can get things wireless now, doesn't mean you have to!
QUOTE (psychophipps @ Jul 24 2008, 12:38 PM)
10.43 seconds of blazing death and one seriously hot barrel! Can I get a "Holy Frijole?!?"
< Crapgame >Very good. You win a cookie.< /Crapgame >
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