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So Saxton is the only one to remain 9-A, everyone else gets knocked down to 9-B with assorted 9-A weapons where they exist?
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Cool.... Don't know if it would scale to their own stuff physically however...Schwxnz said:As I've finally found a clip where a Giant Robot is being vaporized, Butter Samuri calc'd it and it's Building Level.This scales to the Yeti from the comics, Saxton Hale and the following weapons…
Scout: Batsaber, C.A.P.P.E.R
Soldier: Cow Mangler 5000, Righteous Biso
Pyro: Phlogistinator, Manmelter, Neon Annihilator, Third Degree
Demoman: None
Heavy: None
Engineer: Pomson 6000, C.A.P.P.E.R, Short Circuit
Medic: None
Sniper: Shooting Star
Spy: None
Not what I asked, and OW is completely unrelated to the question?The Smashor said:@Abstractions
This isn't Overwatch. Gameplay is canon material.
Yes, but not everyone is cognizant towards secret experimental weaponry they have never seen or heard of before, if the statement was made by someone with higher knowledge, maybe, but it wasn't.The Smashor said:The weapons are on earth. If we really wanted to strech we could give it 7-B because nukes.
But I honestly don't care too much about Hale or the Yeti.
The Yeti researcher themselves would have no knowledge of any experimental weaponry that could harm it, suggesting so would be wrong.Narbund2 said:"nothing on earth would stop him" implies that none of the weapons in the tf2 verse would be able to do much harm to it. for what its worth, another yeti in expiration date no-selled a point blank shotgun blast by soldier, which would give the statement at least some validity
Saxton only worked with the researchers to find the Yeti and I personally find it hard to believe that he would give them such needless information about secret weaponry when that wouldn't even be necessary nor would he have because he undid all their hard work by punching it. It just wouldn't make sense.The Smashor said:The Yeti researchers likely know about Mann Co.'s weapons, since Hale was working directly with them.
Miss Pauling has connection to the Mercs though, she isn't a random environmentalist wanting to study and pacify rare wildlife.Schwxnz said:Saxton isn't particularly the type of person that would keep such weaponry a secret. He showed Miss Pauling some """secret weapons""" despite there being no reason to, as she couldn't afford them anyways (The Contract).
This doesn't necessarily strengthen your point, it just means that he's reckless, there's still no evidence they would have any idea of such weaponry even existing, because we have no proof of it, if Saxton himself made the statement then you would have a point, but he didn't, so I'm not seeing it.Schwxnz said:He also wouldn't care about undoing all of their hard work whatsoever. He sees an animal, he wants to fight it. That's just his way of thinking.
Because there is also community content patched into the game like stuff from End of the Line, but we treat that as non-canon. Hence why I asked if other material also contained these weapons.Jackythejack said:Quick question. Been seeing talk about how the vaporizing weapons aren't in other canon material besides the game. Though I'm wondering, why does it have to be in other canon material when it is already in the biggest canon material ever, which is the game that is Team Fortress 2?
I would be accepting of the possibly if it weren't then suggesting that Saxton too could atomize robots with punches and tank weapons like the Cow Mangler, which sounds overinflated.Narbund2 said:how does a "at least ___, possibly 8-c" rating sound?
But the two come together, to say one is canon but the other is not just because the items are now physically in-game and thus canon is silly, either all of it is or isn't.Jackythejack said:I think at that point it just means the weapons in End of the Line are canon but the short in End of the Line isn't.