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Join Date: Apr 2005
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FWIW, the old GURPS 3E Cyberpunk book has stats for leg-mounted Weapon Implants and Weapon Mounts. For GURPS 4E rules, look at Weapon Mounts in GURPS 4E Ultratech, p. 212.
Loosely adapting the GURPS 3E rules, which assume a long gun mounted in the lower leg which fires out of the bottom of the user's heel, a leg-mounted Weapon Mount might have the Inaccurate -2 and Takes Extra Time (+1 second) limitations as well as Accessibility (Only while barefoot and only against targets you can reasonably hit with a foot-mounted weapon, weapon might malfunction due to mud, etc. getting into the barrel), -40%. Assuming a large user with thick upper legs (e.g., a big man with thighs like a professional soccer player's), you might be able to cram a single shot bullpup style shotgun into the upper thigh which fires from near the user's groin. ("Is that a gun in your implant or are you just happy to see me?") It would avoid much of the inconvenience of the mount described above, although Acc would still be poor and the user would have to wear a bathing suit or short trousers unless they don't mind ruining their clothes. Last edited by Pursuivant; 02-05-2024 at 07:24 PM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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How about a thigh mounting pointing down, so that the user raises their knee to 90' to fire it? Also ideal for shooting people under the table, Han Solo style and for an epic crotch-kneeing.
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Bahia, Brazil
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If I use an internal weapon mount, would this make the weapon functional? Also, would the player be able to change the weapon inside his leg?
I'd prefer to use $$ for the weapon instead of Innate Attack if it is possible. Quote:
Thank you. Last edited by binn05; 02-06-2024 at 07:08 AM. Reason: Edit because someone had already answered my questions. |
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Bahia, Brazil
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| bionics, hidden gun, ultra-tech, weapon |
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