I'm pretty sure Mariana grabbed you by your collar bone. That = pain

Teeleh is now my role-model.

I may even help. I hear Teshia meat is delicious.

Mariana crying!? No, no, impossible!

@Rigwyn: I can understand how one could be particularly hostile towards the idea. Especially because they may be afraid PS would turn into a first-person-shooter. But these aren't repeating firearms.

They would add immersion due to them adding more role-play. Plus the current path that yliakum is taking would have it making an absolute ton of sense. Engineers use mechanical items frequently in quests, and this could be another contraption; I'd say it would be a should.

Of course, one could assume that one would have an idea for a revolver, but the current technology of Yliakum points to primitive firearms. Considering the winch with it's assortment of horrors, there could even be cannons for such cases.

Now, one could easily say "Yliakum -hasn't- developed like this.

But it has. We should look at the winch, which everyone seems to know about. In addition to other mechanical devices. Plus the cases of explosions in-game? It would not only make sense for the world, it would, as I've said before, add immersion.

#tman: It all depended on the gun. Besides; a speeding bullet would cause more damage. If an arrow hit, even from something like a longbow, a hot ball of lead would kill or cause more pain. Video game phenomenon's give off very odd viewpoints. But depending on the rifle, then it could very well be effective.

@Carua: Of course not siege weaponry; but something of a slightly lighter touch would be useful. Magic can be used certainly, but some people mistrust it, and some even go for technology. Ie, the winch workers. It's a mix of magic and engineering, but engineering takes a spin on common items as well. IE mechanical lock-boxes using number codes.

I doubt it could be used for just siege weaponry, considering the horrors that lurk in the stone labyrinths. It doesn't just make it possible, it makes sense, and could benefit the game.

@Tman: I've already explained my arguments to you.