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this could create even new perk - Bricklayer
if 2 bricklayers on the server , they could also use wheel-barrow , one is pushing it and second one sitting in it and throwing the bricks around
this could create even new perk - Bricklayer
if 2 bricklayers on the server , they could also use wheel-barrow , one is pushing it and second one sitting in it and throwing the bricks around
This is my Lol of the day. :IS2:
Well done, you.
Or they could build walls to block each spawn and therefore A WINRAR IS YOUthis could create even new perk - Bricklayer
if 2 bricklayers on the server , they could also use wheel-barrow , one is pushing it and second one sitting in it and throwing the bricks around
Are you mad?
This would be totally game breaking man.
I'm trying to fix things here, not introducing something that makes the old m14 look childish in comparison.
If we ever acquire this power, we should use it very responsibly.
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This is a neat idea and all, but who in the right mind would carry bricks around with them. Besides, if you had any more than two on your belt at once, your pants would fall down.
We can carry tons of LAW rockets in our trouser pockets without even making them visible, I really doubt realism is that important here. :>
So will the bricks be added to KF at least in mutator?
I just read the entire thread and I hope theres a mutator coming out for it. . .
TWI make the brick!! Please!!
I just read this thread. I have to admit--the idea sounds appealing.
A number of people have mentioned the bricks in Time Splitters and Condemned. My own experience with bricks comes from Manhunt, in which they're used as lures: throw a brick, make a clatter; hunter goes to investigate, execute him while his back is turned.
But then, one game, I was caught by a hunter with brick in hand. I panicked, threw the brick instead of just drawing a weapon--and hit the hunter in the face, stunning him.
It actually stunned me as much as him. "WTF?" I thought: "Did that just actually happen?" I had no idea the game let you use them as weapons.
I have to admit--the idea sounds appealing.A number of people have mentioned the bricks in Time Splitters and Condemned. My own experience with bricks comes from Manhunt, in which they're used as lures: throw a brick, make a clatter; hunter goes to investigate, execute him while his back is turned.
But then, one game, I was caught by a hunter with brick in hand. I panicked, threw the brick instead of just drawing a weapon--and hit the hunter in the face, stunning him.
It actually stunned me as much as him. "WTF?" I thought: "Did that just actually happen?" I had no idea the game let you use them as weapons.
Oh f... so it's not that original idea after all
But please, make that happen to be! D:
It occurs to me--a lot of the discussion in this thread revolves around how many bricks people should be allowed to buy, how many they can carry, how much they should weigh, etc.
How about this instead: instead of buying a certain number of bricks, just buy a "brick." Or even just give one to everyone, like a knife, medical syringe or a welder. And make the brick a rechargable weapon--again, like the medical syringe or the welder.
Once you have thrown your brick, your "brick counter" goes down to zero. You must then wait until the counter goes back up to 100. At that point, you are assumed to pick up a new brick off the ground, which you can use to either bash or throw.
Aiming the brick before throwing it will allow you to throw it farther and more accurately.
This would provide all the advantages of the brick (primitive brutal skull-smashing violence, plus an emergency ranged weapon), plus an endless ammunition supply (there will always be something like a brick lying around to be picked up), plus you don't have to buy and carry a sack of bricks (which is kind of stupid).
The disadvantage is that if you throw your brick away, you have to "look for a new one" (i.e. wait for the counter to go back to 100). Until then, you would have no brick at all. This would make the brick-throw a true desperation move, and keep people from mowing down oncoming zeds with volleys of masonry.
How about this instead: instead of buying a certain number of bricks, just buy a "brick." Or even just give one to everyone, like a knife, medical syringe or a welder. And make the brick a rechargable weapon--again, like the medical syringe or the welder.
Once you have thrown your brick, your "brick counter" goes down to zero. You must then wait until the counter goes back up to 100. At that point, you are assumed to pick up a new brick off the ground, which you can use to either bash or throw.
Aiming the brick before throwing it will allow you to throw it farther and more accurately.
This would provide all the advantages of the brick (primitive brutal skull-smashing violence, plus an emergency ranged weapon), plus an endless ammunition supply (there will always be something like a brick lying around to be picked up), plus you don't have to buy and carry a sack of bricks (which is kind of stupid).
The disadvantage is that if you throw your brick away, you have to "look for a new one" (i.e. wait for the counter to go back to 100). Until then, you would have no brick at all. This would make the brick-throw a true desperation move, and keep people from mowing down oncoming zeds with volleys of masonry.
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Let me repeat the question as noone answered: WILL the bricks BE added to KF at LEAST in a mutator or not? I mean it, I want to know!So will the bricks be added to KF at least in mutator?
I first saw this and thought, this looks amusing *reads it*
... ok so maybe this would add a little sumthin sumthin. But i dunno, lets be considerate of the FF servers too. i would hate to be busy healing someone or chopping up clots only to get brained by the lethal rectangle which some noob has clearly not paid attention to lobbing in the general direction of noise coming from the specimens
... ok so maybe this would add a little sumthin sumthin. But i dunno, lets be considerate of the FF servers too. i would hate to be busy healing someone or chopping up clots only to get brained by the lethal rectangle which some noob has clearly not paid attention to lobbing in the general direction of noise coming from the specimens