I am just messing with you Jango
0.003%: Cough Cough 0.1%: Fatal dosis 0.2%: Quick fatal dosis 2%: Instant death 20%: 10 times worse than instant death: Dying before you are even in contact with the stuff (say 2 meter away from you) (I know this is not possible, instant death is instant death). Getting the picture now?? See I was just suggesting what would be more worse than instant death if concentrations go beyond 2%. Course the outcome stays the same: Instant death, so I was just joking. |
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Then again, maybe the thick layer of soot from cigar smoking is what protects their airways and lungs :p :
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So it's a chemical based substance of gaseous form that poisons only mudokons, we'll let's see, mammals die from arsenic, it is our human poison, and since mudokons appear to have evolved from an avian species, it would lead me to believe that it may be a form of selenium, what poisons birds as arsenic does to humans?
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The chlorine probably would kill you (because it is so strong and corrosive) even if you didn't breathe it at a 20% concentration. Your skin would just dissolve and react instantly. :
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(hazard info below) http://msds.chem.ox.ac.uk/HY/hydrogen_selenide.html |
My guess is that it's the glow in the dark stuff that Jango and I made with his home chemistry set. That stuff was lethal!
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VIDEO GAMES
Hey, you know what it might be? A line of coding in a video game that has absolutely no connection to real life, and no elements that could be used to assess a connection. The fact that this thread is three pages long and has a majority of serious posts absolutely baffles me. |
Everyone already knows that. But I've done my fair share of over-analysis in the the (now quite distant) past, and there's no real harm. Let the people flex their imaginations. Or whatever it is they're flexing. Nerdinations?
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I know what I'm flexing.
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Here's a thought. Maybe OWI didn't base it off a specific gas; maybe they didn't check every detail of the game with experts of their respective fields. Maybe it was just an invented gas for the purpose of the game?
I thought it rather obvious. |
You're really not getting in to the spirit of the OD subforum, Moxco.
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It may be something genetically hard-coded to mudokons. Or other way - Glukkons may get something like vaccine to make them... erm... Gas-Proof?
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Isn't it entirely plausible that Oddworld has it's own set of gasses?
If not, would it be possible that it is in fact not gas, but merely called that, because it seems the most obvious idea? Is it possible that the "gas" is really a virus of some sort that only affects mudokons, while being completely visible? |
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Also, this thread assumes that the gas used to kill Abe exists on Earth. But yes, it could have its own set of gasses. |
Maybe it's not gas...maybe they remove all the air and then turn on green spotlights, to a mudokon that's just an enormous fuck you.
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How are the Sligs and Glukkons surviving without air, and how are we seeing the green light if there's no atmosphere to scatter it?
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Uh, makes no sense, there's no atmoshpere in space but we see the Sun. BIATCH!
But sersiously, I was joking although they might have pumps and they might remove the oxygen as avian species require more o2 than water related species and slug like species require even less than them. |
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Hell yeah
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its cucumber fumes.
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Fairplay Max
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Hmm, if we were to analyse this whole thing, there are a number of inconsistencies that make for hard debate, probably, the developers nver thought about making the glukkons choke however...It is definitely a gas and it causes Abe to physically choke and cough before he died so mustard gas?
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It was concentrated fart gas all along!! Glukkon farts, so they are immune to it while Mudokons will die from it. (Hence the laughing in the last in game scene of AO when the glukkons are laughing at you if you die from the gas there. You are dying from their own farts.)
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