Sorry - I really need to get this off my chest... why is the LAW called the LAW?
Shouldnt it have been called the Bazooka?
- Sounds much more destructive...
Shouldnt it have been called the Bazooka?
- Sounds much more destructive...
Why call it the LAW?
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Because it is the LAW? :< (Light Anti-tank Weapon)
It's a real gun yo.
Ninja'd.
It's a real gun yo.
Ninja'd.
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Adar first I was wondering this as well, as the LAW is a disposable single shot Anti Armor weapon, which the mechanism, sight and round is fitted into a single tube ready to be unpacked to fire. Since it is disposable, you take it out, unpack tube and sights, fire and throw away the tube as it's useless. That had me wondering for a while, as the LAW in KF is clearly not a disposable launcher. However, turns out there is a British Anti Armor weapon called the LAW80 which looked pretty much like the one in KF.
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LAW80 is also disposable, not the one in game
it's not
Bazooka refers to a specific american series of weapons... which reload through the back of the tube, and are actually less destructive probably.
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i would really like to see a disposable law ingame, with stats similar to the small law in the scrn balance mut... as a little gimmick you could add that the thrown tube deals some minor impact damage =P
realistically, this would be ridiculous though (imagine someone running around with ~30 tubes strapped to his back)
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Baby Back Gibs is definitely onto something here.
I would adore something like that in game.
I would adore something like that in game.
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Because calling it the L.A.W.L. made too much sense, so they went with the boring real-world name 
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I love when people get carried away with the play on words. The best I've heard was, "Time to lay down the LAW, mother****ers."
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Hehe, yes! I love it too.
Whenever I fight Pat with the LAW, I say, "It's time to enroll the Pat in LAW School!"
And if I kill him with it, "Congrats Pat, you just graduated."
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