Yes, it is a possibility. Perhaps it means that the environment is fully usable, as in you can break branches from trees, or support beams from buildings and therefore move them...
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Like I said before, I hope the gameplay is something like Zelda:Windwaker. The level of environmental interaction and gameplay capabilities were amazing. Not to mention the interaction between Link and his talking boat.
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I've been wondering if Fuzzles are going to be some live ammo, considering they're in the opening sequence.
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Hmmm, yes, but Stranger only picks up the Bolamite, while knocking the Fuzzle to the side. But who knows :p
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I doubt Fuzzles will be used as live ammo, Stranger would have pic it up in the opening sequence
anyway a bite-bomb sounds pretty funny! |
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Possibly, but OWI have always been eager to allow games that pan out - or at least conclude - in a way that makes you responsible for your actions. And it seems to me that different types of Live Ammo have effects that can be more or less 'violent'. A Thud-Slug seems a pretty nasty thing to get hit by, but sleeping darts, Bolamites and Chipunkz are all less lethal weaponry. Moolah may play a part in that in this game, though, since it does seem to be a part of the gameplay.
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maybe stranger uses non-lethal amo because the clackerz pay him a bigger bounty if he brings in outlaws alive.
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Or simply OWI is trying to stray away from the usual weapons.
Note the guns in MO. |
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Naw, I'm talking about the Blitzpackers and Snuzis silly:p
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Yes, product delivery firearms were a brilliant idea, spoilt only by the fact that they fired different coloured lasers, and killed rather than addicted, which was the whole point of them.
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I wonder how it might have work in the game? maybe with an "addiction level bar" that raises depending how much time you were hit and when was the last time you drunk/ate some and that you have to go to a vendo with that product before the bar is completed or else abe gets crazy |
No, OWI have always avoided bars and menus as much as possible (with the exception of the main menus and pause screen, which I think are pretty necessary). Abe remained pretty addiction-free in Abe's Exoddus, with all that SoulStorm Brew, so maybe he had some resistance against those weapons, but they would be used much more efficiently against other Mudokons, Sligs etc. We know MO was originally intended as a world simulation-kind game, where such gameplay would be a marvel.
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ok... I see
so industrialist would have to use other weapons to kill Abe Maybe in MO they tried to make him an addict, but due to his resitance they couldn't, so they kept on shooting at him and eventually killed him |
Yeah, that sounds like a reasonable excuse. :p Those BlitzPacker cans are designed to damage, we know, but I'm not sure about the SnUzis or LungBusters.
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true true...
*thinks* well, a bit of sadism never hurt anyone, did it? |
And as well as addicting you, those products aren't too healthy so they would still do you some physical damage.
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can be a good explanation too. anyway I hope we will see the addicition concept due to the product delivery firearms in a future game it realy seems very good! |
True – Vykkers Labs is known for its product linking, where one drug creates the need for another. Maybe it is the symptom of that product that causes the death. Which makes sense, as Mudokons have very fragile bodies, so perhaps they are more vulnarable to such things.
Also the SnUzis could be filled with a lethal toxin, and the Stoggies might be, I dunno, poison tipped, or spiked. They sound reasonable idea for the Vykkers, who I’m sure would love such cruel and unusual weaponry. |
It said someone will die in Stranger, good guy i think. And Stranger gets all emostional and angry, then turns into the Beast. Prehaps.
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You're reading a lot into a very vague statement. And Rich from CG emphasised the fact that Stranger didn't show much emotion so he probably doesn't get too angry or turn into the beast at this point.
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