"Erp, by increasing the force I mean making it less susceptible to weather effects like wind, the coriolis effect and other things that would affect a bullet's path at longer ranges.
"And yes, extend that barrel and apply a strength requirement."
Begin finalization(?) of this modified gauss rifle.
Do you want to have that capacitor? Because you still need to hash that out then. You may want to summon up a Milno bot or something to give you a hand.
Mason saves his work under stealth bomb, and goes into duel mode, in a stealthish setting him in an evac ship leaving a large evil corpiration building filled with evil-doers.
So...you want to just be on a secret ship flying away from Hitler Corp? What size of ship? You want to be pursued? Is there a crew besides you? Do you really want to leave such things up to me? Because I'm evil.
Save the designs and link them to my wrist computer, then head to the armory.
To the Armory Master: Could you examine these designs and give me a professional opinion on them?
"I think that it will kill someone. I'm not really sure who, but it will probably kill someone."
"I can get them later. Just put the two extra ones on the bottom."
Examine cloak.
"Now, how the heck do I work this?"
"There's a switch on a box in the corner there. You turn it on and it attempts to blend in with your environment. Attempts being the operative word. "
She strips off the extra focusing chambers and aligns a series of mirrors to reflect the laser from the tip of the weapon, down and back before going forward again through the other two focusing chambers. The entire thing is covered in a metal box that is then welded to the body of the weapon.
"Done."
"Oh, thanks. And by points I just mean, you know, a stabbing point of force rather than a blade or shockwave."
Make sure to aim a groove properly, then swing at the box, pressing the button right before I stop. Presumably batter-style, so the groove it perpendicular to the target.
"Could do that. Just need pyramid shaped buffers."
(for this swing, we'll assume you get a 5.)
You grab a few target boxes-hollow wooden things about a foot on each side- and stack them up to form a human sized target. You back up a few feet and take some practice swings before setting yourself up for a real one. The heavy bat is difficult to swing and even harder to stop, but you do your best; you swing and then stop the bat as fast as you can, holding the activation button as you do.
The resulting shockwave creates a thunderclap loud enough to make your ears ring and sends a visible wave of distortion out through the air and into the stack of boxes. The one that was hit vanishes into nothing but sawdust, while the ones around it seem completely undamaged, though they are blown over.
Start VR session, placing Lukas in the Great Plains of 21st century US and spawn an idle altered quite far away from Lukas, like a good sniping distance.
How big do you want that altered to be? Human sized? Car sized? Building sized? Bigger? Smaller?
>Do it anyway. It only needs to be a couple of puffs worth. Although that stovepipe hat does sound interesting...
VR-Charro inspected the end result of his latest idea. It worked well enough visually... The hole in the top of the hat was barely noticable. He saved it and then summoned up another hat. So many hats. He vaguely recalled some old story involving a crazy dude with hats and chuckled to himself. He had lots of hats, but he wasn't crazy... Or was he? Nah, 'course not. Back to working on the throwing-blade-hat.
>Change up the throwing hat design a little, instead of telescopic it should simply be a light material designed to scrunch down into the middle of the circular blade, with a small catch to hold in in place for throwing.
Like what? Some sort of metal foil so that it looks like you're wearing a tinfoil hat?
((Huh, I didn't word that very well. I was hurrying to type that post before I had to go. 
What I mean is, make the material of the crown very slightly pleated, enough so that (without being too noticable) it can be flattened down into the middle of the blade-brim, and then held in place with a small catch.
So you squash it down, flick a catch to stop to crown from springing back into shape, and then you're left with a fairly flat disk with the blade around the edge. I can't draw a MSpaint diagram right now, unfortunately.))
>Charro does the above. Also he'll check how the 'gas hat' turned out.
Fabric isn't really gonna fold that flat, at least not if you want it to be made of a fabric that is able to hold the tophat shape when not squished. Also, the other hat has the problems of 1.the big heavy tank and plunger means it deforms and crumples and 2. that attempting to use it is difficult because the fabric you're putting force on as leverage for your pump deforms and makes it hard to use.
Bishop sighed and shifted slightly. The boredom was getting to him.
"So, you said the doctor was talking to Faith about killing things, right? Was he in the corps before he became part of the crew? Is he any good at killing things, or at least was any good?"
> Yes he was. And he was very good at killing things.
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