"Guns. Lots and lots of guns..."

[Jacob]

A "muted" light that basically allows a gun to glow should be fine. Directed beams not so much.

[sndwurks]

Having just picked up a Firestrike (because, single shot and accurate), I am curious if I should forgo putting the battery in it, then? Specifically regarding the defused glow vs. the beam of light. Which one does it fall under?

[Jacob]

Without even a hint of sarcasm: which do you think?

[sndwurks]

I don't know yet. I haven't put in the battery, as I literally bought it last night and had more important things to do than find where my batteries wound up after my move and test it out.

Being said, I will likely find out tonight, and give you a straight answer. I was curious if we already had an answer to this one somewhere.

[Jacob]

Ah. Well, it ends up projecting a little targeting reticle. Which is neat*, but I'll let you shine it it your eye before you make the call.

*and drives my cat crazy.

[redraverfae]

Would anyone like a Maverick? I got three. Unpainted, un-modded. The NPCs don't need 'em.

And if you're all like OMG HOW CAN I THANK YOU, you can buy me a 12-pack of Mountain Dew Voltage or some Chinese food at some point.

[mxwood]

Maybe I missed this but I assume in the setting someone carrying a gun or sword or whatever won't draw some odd reaction from people, or should they be "concealed" whenever possible?

[Jacob]

Walking around with personal protection will probably not get you arrested.

Walking around with an RPG, a flamethrower, and some bales of razorwire, however...

[Henry Gondorf]

Ah yes. The reason why common sense is a merit in WoD games.

[mxwood]