The real stupid is when he sends the super shooter after Wolverine, and after the shooter fails, the General reveals the adamantium penetrator bullets for a gun, that he had all the time. Maybe he should have given that to the shooter first?Nickswitz wrote:Mine is in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
When the guy decides that he's going to create an indestructible person out of an already nearly indestructible person, and then kill him to dispose of him, with nothing more than a man with a handgun and a few auto's. Obviously indestructible doesn't mean a whole lot to them.
I can't even understand what their fascination with the things are. I mean yeah, they are fairly deadly, but anything you could do with them you could do better with a standard weapon. You want to kill one person, an assassin with a good rifle is a better choice. You want to destroy a base, go with an air strike. You want to obliterate a nation, nuke em.Tyyr wrote:Weyland Utani, two centuries of doing nothing but failing to do anything useful with the xenomorphs... and they keep trying.
Yeah, seriously. Eat this, you ugly phallic freaks!mwhittington wrote:Well, just make sure you're a safe distance from them when they splatter, or you'll regret it.
Just bring one of these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atchisson_Assault_Shotgun And fill it with flechette rounds for that extra pizazz!
Or you could quit messing around and use this. Targets will fall when hit.
The kind of freak out that guy had isn't one you can really screen for, there's no real way to replicate that environment anywhere but down deep. Now maybe only sending three was questionable, as was the team mates not seeing it quicker and doing something about it.mwhittington wrote:Also, the retards in Abyss. The SEaLs should have screened more thoroughly than they did, and talk about paranoia! Their CO gave them permission to arm a nuke? Wow, that's just dumb.
Great ROF, but I think a minigun's caliber is too small for a T. rex.Tsukiyumi wrote:Funny, I was just about to say that if you really want xenomorphs (or most anything else up to and including a T-Rex) to eat sh*t, use this.
True, on mission if one of your squad is starting to break down you have to either remove them from the mission or send them to God.Tyyr wrote:The kind of freak out that guy had isn't one you can really screen for, there's no real way to replicate that environment anywhere but down deep. Now maybe only sending three was questionable, as was the team mates not seeing it quicker and doing something about it.mwhittington wrote:Also, the retards in Abyss. The SEaLs should have screened more thoroughly than they did, and talk about paranoia! Their CO gave them permission to arm a nuke? Wow, that's just dumb.
