>outer space
>flamethrower doesn't work
>>318779732
it will work if it has its own oxidizer
people somehow think that bullets don't work in space and guns stop functioning all together which isn't true at all
>>318779841
Wouldnt they be more deadly because they dont have friction to slow them down?
>>318779732
I remember having that reaction when playing Dead Space
>>318779841
but woudnt you need an oxygen for the primer to burn the powder?
Or is it that you dont need that much oxygen?
>>318779960
Not really because it also means they'll be affected by gravity coming from all directions
Like sure it'll shoot for miles but the bullet could be yards away from where you shot in any direction
>>318780162
The primer sparks inside the bullet which is sealed and has its own oxygen in it
>>318780172
>they'll be affected by gravity coming from all directions
>in fucking space
>>318779841
You could get problems with lubricant boiling off and with heat building up, couldn't you?
>>318779732
>under water
>flamer turns into bubble gun
>>318780124
>using the flamethrower in Dead Space
>>318779732
The air isn't THICK enough.
>>318779732
Are you trying to start something, OP?
>>318781328
>this is the only anon who got the reference
>>318779732
>traveling in outer space
>the engines are off
>Playing the new wolfenstein
>on the moon
>hear and see explosions of the little probe attack robots when they die
Emersion lost to be honest
>>318779732
THI-
>>318781328
damn you
>>318781985
1 The process of emerging from water after being submerged
2 Astronomy The reappearance of a celestial body after its eclipse or occultation.
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