ah, but its not always safe to stand behind someone with bad aim, now, is it? X3

True enough. If he goes Rambo, it's best to be on a different battlefield altogether.

Ha ha, exxxcellent as always. ^^

Thanks.

Oh man, that's awesome

Glad you dig.

Ah, yes. The bullethose.

Actually, it's a net gun. It fires a net of uneven weave that opens in a circular fashion. I can't remember what they're called.

Oh, that's cool.

*crickets chirp*

*The tumbleweeds roll by*

He is now ready for his own PC platforming game. To the publishers! Also, I'm digging name "Dreamcather".

On a tangentially related note, in the most recent Armored Core game, I built a heavy mech, armed with heavy missile batteries and twin gatling guns. I choose to dub the model "Dr. Peace". I found the twin ironies entertaining.

I hadn't thought about the platform aspect. I'm not sure that the Doc could take Conker in a fight, but I'd pay to see it.

The gun is a net thrower, designed to catch nightmares. It literally is a dreamcatcher.

Dr. Peace is a pretty good handle for an over the top battle mech. It's right up there with "Mr. Pointy."

When I'm controlling something the size of a skyscraper with the firepower to level New York, I think it's time to give up on subtlety. Other models include The Shogun, and Thunder Ryu, the second being taken from No More Heroes.

Ah, shit. Looking at the No More Heroes character list, I realized one of the bosses is named Dr. Peace too. I swear I didn't take that name from the game, though, as the name followed it's own evolution during the Mech's design phase.