Somewhere along the way I was definitely influenced by that awful Tactics design; I remember seeing it and thinking, "Why the heck does he have a transparent plastic pizza cutter for a weapon? What's next, a guy who wields a giant blunt key?" But my weapon is more or less a sword with a gas-powered buzzsaw on the end of it (thought it could make for some fun game play, like if you stick it into an enemy and then you have to wail on the attack button and watch the baddie just shred to pieces).
i somehow managed to forget about tactics. of course.....same company, so makes no difference. and I didn't mean he literally owned the idea, just that i think 99% of people will look at that and go threads of fate what?
I think the main thing will be in how it's used - if he wields it like a chainsaw (with both hands and a trigger) it will not only be more badass, but harder to compare. or even make a difference between quick attacks - just the blade, swooshy, spinny, one handed, you know, like a sword, relying on movement - with strong attacks - both hands, slower, using the saw element more, relying on prolonged, fairly still, and uninterrupted contact.
gut shredding move is too cool to pass up. do it. DO IT.
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