53:18 Hollowpoints aren't illegal at all IRL. They're considered a war crime, yes, but that's because they're designed to cause soft tissue damage instead of just passing through what they hit like ball ammunition does. Only New Jersey has any laws dealing with them, and that's just to do with not being able to carry them around because New Jersey is an extremely anti-gun state. Also, to point out: dimethyl sulfoxide is a real chemical and actually does work the way Shadowrun portrays it. It's pretty dangerous if used improperly because it doesn't make the substance it's mixed with able to be absorbed, what it actually does is make your skin more permeable, so you end up with skin that just absorbs any chemical it comes in contact with. It also makes your breath smell like garlic, which is a thing.
I usually get a heavy pistol, weapon comlink and personality. It comes in a suprising amount of uses when you also put a guncam on it and some other stuff to remote fire the gun.
ManggsLPs, 53:06 While you are correct that international law forbids hallow-points in warfare, they are legal for self-defense in most of the United States.
so hollow points are not allowed due to the Hauge convention I believe. This only pertains to military use. Hollow points are 100% legal for civilians and police to carry. I actually carry Hornaday Critical Duty hollow points in my concealed carry pistol every day (Texas). Great video by the way.
The Advantage of tazers vs stick'n'shock or shockgloves is that they are not restricted. You can take it anywhere in a crossdraw holster. Roll that with 15+dice and -5 ap and its still gonna hurt. Similar with the AK97. It is Restricted. Meaning if you got your fake license, you can take it almost anywhere. The Alpha is better, but not by that much and it is Forbidden so you are much more likely to have to use it on a LoneStar HTR Team than on your actual target. Mod the AK up and you almost have an Alpha. You don't even need to buy one. Chances are you'll be neck deep in them after you run face first smack into your first gangwar.
53:18 Hollowpoints aren't illegal at all IRL. They're considered a war crime, yes, but that's because they're designed to cause soft tissue damage instead of just passing through what they hit like ball ammunition does. Only New Jersey has any laws dealing with them, and that's just to do with not being able to carry them around because New Jersey is an extremely anti-gun state.
Also, to point out: dimethyl sulfoxide is a real chemical and actually does work the way Shadowrun portrays it. It's pretty dangerous if used improperly because it doesn't make the substance it's mixed with able to be absorbed, what it actually does is make your skin more permeable, so you end up with skin that just absorbs any chemical it comes in contact with. It also makes your breath smell like garlic, which is a thing.
On the note of flame throwers, they're classified as farming equipment. Very useful for dealing with unwanted brush.
I usually get a heavy pistol, weapon comlink and personality. It comes in a suprising amount of uses when you also put a guncam on it and some other stuff to remote fire the gun.
ManggsLPs,
53:06 While you are correct that international law forbids hallow-points in warfare, they are legal for self-defense in most of the United States.
so hollow points are not allowed due to the Hauge convention I believe. This only pertains to military use. Hollow points are 100% legal for civilians and police to carry. I actually carry Hornaday Critical Duty hollow points in my concealed carry pistol every day (Texas). Great video by the way.
The Advantage of tazers vs stick'n'shock or shockgloves is that they are not restricted. You can take it anywhere in a crossdraw holster. Roll that with 15+dice and -5 ap and its still gonna hurt.
Similar with the AK97. It is Restricted. Meaning if you got your fake license, you can take it almost anywhere. The Alpha is better, but not by that much and it is Forbidden so you are much more likely to have to use it on a LoneStar HTR Team than on your actual target. Mod the AK up and you almost have an Alpha. You don't even need to buy one. Chances are you'll be neck deep in them after you run face first smack into your first gangwar.
Have you thought about splitting this up into smaller videos based on each type of weapon?