Yes, the mandatory M16 suggestion of the week. But on the plus side: all it has in common with the M16 is guts and the look. It is an entirely different weapon, firing a nice small pistol bullet not unlike the one used by our favorite interclass weapons, the 9mm and the Mac-10.
If the M16 look gets you down, then a similar idea was done to the Steyr AUG. This version would also have a scope. Think about that. A Scope on a submachine gun. All the better to help you put syringes on a person at long-range.
So, to keep this from being just an MP7 with a harder hit and a bigger magazine (25 to 32 rounds basic, in fact) and a larger hole in your amount of money, the Colt 9mm/AUG Para have a faster-moving, "fully automatic" dart attachment which instantly heals about 5 health on a hit at base level. The full-auto health dart has no recoil (after all, do you get any recoil for using the MP7's dart?) and no spread, and 15-20% of your gun's syringe pool (which it shares with the MP7).
The obvious downside is that, well, it's good for keeping a steady stream of life going to a person, as the 5-health acts almost instantly, but at the same time it won't help in a pinch.
Alternatively, it could use the entire pool, and heal 25 health right upfront, making the MP7 good for healing during regular combat, and this better for healing in "Oh Shi-" moments.
And for some nice visual aid:
If the M16 look gets you down, then a similar idea was done to the Steyr AUG. This version would also have a scope. Think about that. A Scope on a submachine gun. All the better to help you put syringes on a person at long-range.
So, to keep this from being just an MP7 with a harder hit and a bigger magazine (25 to 32 rounds basic, in fact) and a larger hole in your amount of money, the Colt 9mm/AUG Para have a faster-moving, "fully automatic" dart attachment which instantly heals about 5 health on a hit at base level. The full-auto health dart has no recoil (after all, do you get any recoil for using the MP7's dart?) and no spread, and 15-20% of your gun's syringe pool (which it shares with the MP7).
The obvious downside is that, well, it's good for keeping a steady stream of life going to a person, as the 5-health acts almost instantly, but at the same time it won't help in a pinch.
Alternatively, it could use the entire pool, and heal 25 health right upfront, making the MP7 good for healing during regular combat, and this better for healing in "Oh Shi-" moments.
And for some nice visual aid:
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