Is it possible to fire a bomb gun one handed like in this mo

>>32505783
sure but your aim will be shit and the grenades will generally not detonate at short to point blank ranges.

>>32505783

Is that the same one used in predator? No it's not possible. First you need the power supply to run the thing. In the movie they had a hidden extension cord to power supply. Secondly you need so much ammo it's not even funny. For predator they slowed the fire rate down to something like 600-800 rpm, you can actually see the barrels. Even then the ammo only last for about 10-20 seconds.

>>32505783

Mini gun or China lake. If mini gun see >>32505835
If China lake then no. Broken wrists will be in gift.

>>32505815
Depends on when they're from, some early types of grenades didn't actually have the arming distance safety.

>>32505835
He means the M79 Launcher, not the M134 Minigun.
But yes, it's actually the same gun as in Predator, they put a chainsaw grip on it.

>For predator they slowed the fire rate down to something like 600-800 rpm
The exact rate of fire they tend to slow Miniguns down to in movies is 1250rpm, which is to make sure that the barrels spinning actually gets caught on film, it's a visual choice more than anything.

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>>32505877
>China Lake
Nigger does that look like a pump-action to you? Pic related.

No that's not a China Lake, it's a regular M79, for that matter the recoil of the things is easily comparable to a 20 Gauge shotgun, nobody's breaking anything unless they suffer MS.

MUCH MORE IMPORTANT QUESTION:

When the terminator scans the area at the end it reveals that there had been 0.0 human casualties. what did they mean by this? could he have gotten 0.7 or 0.5 human casualties?

>>32505953
It probably takes into account things like communists which are like 0.1 human

>>32505968
And blacks, they are 3/5ths.

>>32505953
Lazy programmer probably just used float for everything numerical instead of something like an integer and then just got lazy on the formatting.

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>>32505984

>>32505992
Those are the words of a man who hasn't wounded 5.3 people in his life

>>32506024
i kek'd a little

>>32505783
"A bomb gun"

My six year old cousin used to call any gun larger than a fullsize pistol this.

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>>32505953

> could he have gotten 0.7 or 0.5 human casualties?

Midgets.

>>32505992
i don't program much, but the funniest thing i've heard is of someone using floating point numbers in loops and iterating them in decimals.

>>32505783
>bomb gun

>>32506929
>not calling it an explodey shooter

The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human - bomb guns, shit posting, everything. Very hard to spot. I had to wait till he moved on you before I could zero him.

>>32505953

Because niggers count as 0.6

>>32505953
He was ordered not to kill. He just injured the cops, see (shot placement). He only used the grenades to blow up vehicles in a way that would hurt not kill the organic targets. Remember that he is a computer.

>>32505953
The more important question is why would a machine have those read outs at all. It would not need digits and typed words on a GUI to interact with the data.

I know the real answer is that it's for the audience, a device to help them think of the terminator as a machine, but still. It stirs my generally dormant autism

>>32508181
Maybe it's some kind of artifact from when humans were still in charge, like, maybe a technician would be able to tap in and get a POV from the machine they're diagnosing, and it lists a bunch of the things it registers

>>32508570
Yeah I have considered that. Another theory would be that on some basic level skynet can not get away from thinking and decision making processes that are ultimately trying to emulate human modes of thinking and behavior. This would explain alot of other things actually. Then I realize I am thinking way to much about the terminator.

>>32509230
>Another theory would be that on some basic level skynet can not get away from thinking and decision making processes that are ultimately trying to emulate human modes of thinking and behavior. This would explain alot of other things actually

Develop your hypothesis

>>32505953
when you blow a guys leg off he is only 0.5 casualty until he is kicking.

>>32505783
>>32505835
>>32505883
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_pBi0m-QfM
17:08
>Dat sound.