Hecatonchires
Feb 19 2004, 11:39 PM
Great Dragon ATGM 1200
+ 2500 for the missile:nuyen:
street index 2 for launcher, street index 4 for the missile. So you could potentially be spending up to 12,400
for the whole she-bang. You do however have to worry about setting the damn thing up, not an easy proposition when you are being charged by an armored rat the size of a house.
Austere Emancipator
Feb 19 2004, 11:44 PM
You read from the wrong line. The Grand Dragon ATGM missile costs 1000 nuyen with a SI of 2, for a total of 4400 for the whole setup. And it's not as if the only possible use of a GDATGM is to hunt Js.
If you actually want to set up the tripod somewhere, it only takes a Simple Action. And then you can start making Jugburgers.
Lilt
Feb 20 2004, 12:00 AM
Remind me to give the next juggernaught I include the Concealment power...
Herald of Verjigorm
Feb 20 2004, 12:01 AM
| QUOTE (Lilt) |
| Remind me to give the next juggernaught I include the Concealment power... |
And mist form.
Lilt
Feb 20 2004, 12:03 AM
| QUOTE (Herald of Verjigorm) |
| QUOTE (Lilt @ Feb 19 2004, 07:00 PM) | | Remind me to give the next juggernaught I include the Concealment power... |
And mist form.
|
Why stop there? If the Juggernaught had Binding it would make catching its next meal so much easier...
Austere Emancipator
Feb 20 2004, 12:07 AM
Just give that Ork with DS-3+TBL a Shaman friend. Far more scary.
I've ranted about this before. Big guys in SR just aren't that bad-ass. I think there's something horribly wrong with a 14-meter armadillo doing less damage than your average Cyclops tank with TBL (10D vs 16M Stun).
Austere Emancipator
Feb 20 2004, 12:09 AM
Just give a fricken Nutria every Power in the book. It will do just as well.
k1tsune
Feb 20 2004, 12:11 AM
| QUOTE (Austere Emancipator) |
| Just give a fricken Nutria every Power in the book. It will do just as well. |
AAAAGH! PSYCHO AWAKENED GUINEA-PIG THING!
moosegod
Feb 20 2004, 01:52 AM
| QUOTE (Hecatonchires) |
| You do however have to worry about setting the damn thing up, not an easy proposition when you are being charged by an armored rat the size of a house. |
Don't ask me why I found this sentence hilarious.
k1tsune
Feb 20 2004, 03:08 AM
Baby armadillos are the cutest thing I have ever seen.
So are the paranormal equivalent also adorable?
Siege
Feb 20 2004, 03:09 AM
"As funny as an amorous armadillo in a bowling alley."
-Siege
k1tsune
Feb 20 2004, 03:11 AM
| QUOTE (Siege) |
"As funny as an amorous armadillo in a bowling alley."
-Siege |
And that also strikes me as cute. Why?
Anyway. Armadillos are still cute.
BIG BAD BEESTE
Feb 20 2004, 02:26 PM
[SIZE=14]
ARMADILLOS![SIZE=7]Smooth on the inside - Crunchy on the outside!
[SIZE=14]
ARMADILLOS! 
[SIZE=1]BTW BitBasher, I was being nostalgic too about those automatic successes. Trolls used to bounce point-blank head shots from rebored Predator II's! Without dodging!!!
BIG BAD BEESTE
Feb 20 2004, 02:27 PM
Grr, mumble, ARSE! - can't figure out pesky style thingies...
Lilt
Feb 20 2004, 03:02 PM
| QUOTE (BIG BAD BEESTE) |
ARMADILLOS!
Smooth on the inside - Crunchy on the outside!
ARMADILLOS!
BTW BitBasher, I was being nostalgic too about those automatic successes. Trolls used to bounce point-blank head shots from rebored Predator II's! Without dodging!!! |
You forgot the [/size] bits.
Grimtooth
Feb 20 2004, 03:05 PM
Aybody ever go fishing for Devil Jack Diamonds?
or
Swimming with Hellbenders?
They're 2 of my favorites form PAoNA
Lindt
Feb 20 2004, 04:14 PM
Para-dropped demon rats. Lots of them.
Siege
Feb 20 2004, 04:56 PM
| QUOTE (Lindt) |
| Para-dropped demon rats. Lots of them. |
An image that will live forever: devil rats in aviator goggles, bombadier jackets and parachutes dropping shrieking death from above...
Anyway, PAoNA was a fun book, but I have to admit -- PAoE was a lot of fun too. I think it ranks as one of my favorites.
-Siege
moosegod
Feb 20 2004, 05:22 PM
Bombadier+Snow Moose.
Yeah. We'll just leave that image right there.
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