The old Ion Cannon from Blockland.
Man, it took ages to charge, but it was so incredibly fucking worth it.
Though, come to think of it, the Mini-nuke was also pretty badass, and the RYNO-V deserves some mention simply because the firing sound is the 1812 Overture.
ent_fire !picker sethealth 0
OR
ent_fire !picker ignite
Holy Hand Grenade from Worms, easily. Haaaaaaaaaallelujah!!!, followed by explosion, followed by screams, followed by death. What’s not to love?
I’d say the SBR AR-15 with the Aimpoint sight on the newest Medal of Honor, and the Overwatch AR2 Pulse Rifle on Half Life 2.
The first, because it’s just awesome, and that game was pretty realistic.
The latter, because the way it reloads itself is awesome.
That shit was OP in the original 2D version. I remember when those little assholes pulled that out… I knew I lost.
Plasma Cutter from Dead Space along with Stasis.
Gravity gun and Tau Cannon.
Quake 2 double-barrel gun
Quake 2 Railgun :jizz:
but I think I love the trail it leaves behind even more
“hmph” wrong translation there, on the top it literally translate into :
“the Sword of the vengeful knight”
and the writing on the sword it self it says : the sword of the Indian knight
The Nuke gun from crysis 
Lift or Throw, from Mass Effect. Makes me feel all powerful and cool.
HL1 gauss gun. best weapon ever. even tops quakes railgun because you can make nice jumgs and can make huge amounts of splashdamage when shooting through walls.
Duke Nukem 3D’s Freeze thrower.
Fuck shooting a volley of explosive projectiles in rapid succession, Unless you’re playing Mortal Kombat, you’ll never freeze an enemy then shatter them with one kick.
The only retail FPS I’ve ever seen where that is even remotely possible.
Mine would be the MP5 from HL1.
An AR3 would be my first choice, but since I can wrestle hunters to the ground with my bear hands, I’m going to say “my fists”.
Pikachu. 'Nuff said.
:lol:
q3a rocket launcher cuz im a fuckin surgeon with that thing
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