which one is the remastered then ? as the one called ch. 4 remaster is weirdly enough only chapter 1 and says its the remaster but if that one is the most up to date then why is the 2RS already ready for chapter 3?
Both are remastered, but the Ch.2rs is the re-remastered edition of the game and the entire game will be based on this release. The Ch.4r is the old remastered edition of the game, which contains also the chapter 3 annd 4, but it will no have any further development. So I suggest to play the Ch.2rs and await for the Ch.3rs, the Ch.4rs, the Ch.5rs…
P.S. I suggest also a painkiller for the headache that this orgy of remastered releases has surely caused.
P.S. I suggest also a painkiller for the headache that this orgy of remastered releases has surely caused.
Pick any page in the last 3 months or so and you get your answer, its bot hard to read back. I cant wait for 5 to be out just so the same question isnt asked 50 times a month.
still not as bas as sylphine or as it used to be called sylphia island its on its what ? 50th remaster redesign so this game is doing good if its only this.
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Nonsense??
Therefore, you don't know how the large white or yellow fireball is created farther from the barrel's muzzle after the bullet leaves the barrel.
Yeah, it's called muzzle flash..
No surrounding oxygen and no extra oxygen provided: almost no muzzle flash and much more of incompletely combusted ejecta added to your surrounding.. No gravity and you have the worst of scenario.
Basic stuff indeed!
Was homage a too strong word for you?
What about nod or at least reference then?!
https://f95zone.to/threads/heavy-five-ch-2rs-nottravis.23184/post-2407166
"My elevator pitch would be Battlestar Galactica with a side order of Firefly and a side order of humour."
The true fact here is that you're making a fool of yourself once again.. Mr "false infos" about a new RR version of the game...
Thank you for the answer. Do you know the muzzle flash is due to the barrel's lenght; shorter is the barrel and greater is the muzzle flash because the charge doesn't has the time to burn completely inside the barrel, so you can solve that issue using a longer barrel, not with a longer cartridge?
If someone answer to you talking about homage, nod or reference, when you talk about the fact that a sentence doesn't make any sense in a certain context, then there is not answer.
P.S. This reply contains an homage.
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"Oxygen free environment" notion and muzzle flash full cycle&benefits not assimilated...
I thought someone had already explained to you that a cartridge already contains all the oxidizer needed to burn all the explosive in the charge. Oxidizer that isn't oxygen, but another substance that vary accordingly with the type of powder; for example in the black powder it was used the saltpetre. So a charge already burns in an oxygen free environment.
About these "muzzle flash full cycle&benefits" I haven't assimilated, I suppose you are talking about how the residual pressure possessed by the gas, when the bullet comes out from the barrell, is used to contrast the recoil of the gun, if it is gas-operated or to start the reloading cycle, if it is a (long or short) recoil gun. Unfortunately these benefits are related to the residual pressure, while the muzzle flash is always an issue because it makes easier to spot the shooter and if this muzzle flash is too strong, it can also dazzle him for some seconds; seconds in which he is totally unable to face the enemy reaction.
Good luck with your reply. I will not answer since I have spent enough time with this matter.
About these "muzzle flash full cycle&benefits" I haven't assimilated, I suppose you are talking about how the residual pressure possessed by the gas, when the bullet comes out from the barrell, is used to contrast the recoil of the gun, if it is gas-operated or to start the reloading cycle, if it is a (long or short) recoil gun. Unfortunately these benefits are related to the residual pressure, while the muzzle flash is always an issue because it makes easier to spot the shooter and if this muzzle flash is too strong, it can also dazzle him for some seconds; seconds in which he is totally unable to face the enemy reaction.
Good luck with your reply. I will not answer since I have spent enough time with this matter.
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I'm not responsible for your lack of arguments.
You lost sight of the visual of fire weapon.. Have a better look at the LSAC 218 Machine Pistol:
See where the ammo magazine is. Imagine the size of the cartridge and load it into the "barrel".
Yep, the "barrel" is mostly a barrel muzzle.
The sealed acceleration time(in the cartridge) is very limited, and only a small proportion of the total energy generated by the propellant combustion will get transferred to the projectile.
It also means that, to obtain sufficient muzzle energy for the projectile, the cartridge needs the fastest-burning propellant available.. Best way to have more unburned ejecta by-products(unburnt powders, dislodged fouling).
All your barrel argumentation falls apart, and you'll always have unburned ejecta by-products, even with the best propellant/oxidizer ratio for the initial deflagration in the cartridge.
The unburned ejecta by-products are my only concern in an oxygen free environment, and also how to recreate the condition for a proper muzzle flash. I think that the "long" cartridges("which are self sufficient in terms of propellant") will provide this condition.
P.S. And you're right, end of "discussion".. Thought it was already the case with your "trollesque" reply about homage...
You lost sight of the visual of fire weapon.. Have a better look at the LSAC 218 Machine Pistol:
See where the ammo magazine is. Imagine the size of the cartridge and load it into the "barrel".
Yep, the "barrel" is mostly a barrel muzzle.
The sealed acceleration time(in the cartridge) is very limited, and only a small proportion of the total energy generated by the propellant combustion will get transferred to the projectile.
It also means that, to obtain sufficient muzzle energy for the projectile, the cartridge needs the fastest-burning propellant available.. Best way to have more unburned ejecta by-products(unburnt powders, dislodged fouling).
All your barrel argumentation falls apart, and you'll always have unburned ejecta by-products, even with the best propellant/oxidizer ratio for the initial deflagration in the cartridge.
The unburned ejecta by-products are my only concern in an oxygen free environment, and also how to recreate the condition for a proper muzzle flash. I think that the "long" cartridges("which are self sufficient in terms of propellant") will provide this condition.
P.S. And you're right, end of "discussion".. Thought it was already the case with your "trollesque" reply about homage...
The discussion was totes brill, but hardly understandable for common people.
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How many pages did they waste about an argument for muzzle flashes in an oxygen free environment?
You shouldn't be firing a gun in an environment with no gravity, or you're going to go flying.
There is always gravity. What you want is some friction or a
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Those pinpong game or whatever everyone are waiting.
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All these people arguing about how guns work when we all know the real reason behind how they work: magic
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I hate you, I was awaiting for the right moment to use that argument and now you have spoiled everything.View attachment 2985916
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What do you mean by 'how do I stop this from appearing'? It's one of the last scenes of chapter 2, which ends with Chris coming back to your room to say the station's director has gone missing.