Reminds me of the Ruger Mark III .22 target pistol. lol

Not sure if its the same thing your talking about buy my dad has a Ruger .22 pistol. The stock was pretty much the basis for for the rest of the gun.

mmmmmm*thinks* cross between a "Noisy Cricket", a Neuralizer, the tranquilizer gun from MGS 4, and a test tube...heyyyy, you may be on to something here.

Unlike the Noisy cricket the blowback won't well... blow you back several yards. Also unlike the neuralizer it won't wipe your memory, never played MGS 4 so i dunno about its tranq gun. As for a test tube... i can see the resembalance.

this reminds me of the noisy crisket plus the silencer they had on it in the MIB animated series, it actuially made it about the same length.

so what's the stats for this one? shot intensity, rate of fire, shots per power-pack etc.

I don't technically know the leathality of starwars blasters but I assume it'd put a hole in your or burn you. Shots per pack, I'd give it about 8. Its a good medium, sadly the only starwars game i played with the pistol blasters there were 'unlimited ammo' weapons but after about 8 or so shots they would over heat and you'd have to switch to something else or jump around until your blaster cooled off. Sorry for not completely answering your questions.

well you gave as good an answer as you could with the information at your disposal.

Ah, ok. I'm more of a light saber person. Why have a blaster when you have a sword that can cut through doors like they were tissue paper?

because you can set the blaster to max and fire one massive shot, downside is you burn through the energy cell in one charge.

plus if it weren't for that cheap blaster shot deflection thing, saber users would have a hard time dealing with ranged opponents, (and do in any energy-sword scenario other than star wars)

Ah, a full charged shot would be interesting to see.. and the damage it brings.

Full Charge Vs Light Saber = Full Charge wins

I think if someone tried to deflect a full charge shot it'd destroy the saber and fuck up the jedi in question.

which is why Jedi don't do so well against anti-vehicle/aircraft turrets.

Exactly. And to think a single jedi killed off half his fellow jedi's where a turret could have done the job but more gruesome. ^^

ah well, that wasen't the first questionable plot point, nor the last in the star wars prequels.

Anakin even killed the little kids, even though its only a movie when anakin killed the children (younglings) it saddened me that the dark side i thought was so cool would kill kids. The Dark Side has lost its appeal.

I prefer the gray side myself, whether acting on whim or refusing to take sides, neutral morality in the star wars universe avoids the extremism and character flaws that even have a place in the light side.

I think being neutral is good. I can do some of both sides and still call myself neutral. ^^