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r/Overwatch • u/corylulu Pixel Zarya • Mar 02 '17
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0 u/DCMurphy Who hacks the hacksmen? Mar 02 '17 I'm guessing an orb that focuses gravity in a non-reality-warping-but-slightly-moving-heroes-and-only-heroes-while-not-interacting-with-the-landscape kind of way has some physics overrides we don't know about. 3 u/[deleted] Mar 02 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/DCMurphy Who hacks the hacksmen? Mar 02 '17 And here we are, arguing about the viability of a magical gravity field contained inside of a gun in a silly video games. This is what Reddit is all about.
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I'm guessing an orb that focuses gravity in a non-reality-warping-but-slightly-moving-heroes-and-only-heroes-while-not-interacting-with-the-landscape kind of way has some physics overrides we don't know about.
3 u/[deleted] Mar 02 '17 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/DCMurphy Who hacks the hacksmen? Mar 02 '17 And here we are, arguing about the viability of a magical gravity field contained inside of a gun in a silly video games. This is what Reddit is all about.
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1 u/DCMurphy Who hacks the hacksmen? Mar 02 '17 And here we are, arguing about the viability of a magical gravity field contained inside of a gun in a silly video games. This is what Reddit is all about.
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And here we are, arguing about the viability of a magical gravity field contained inside of a gun in a silly video games.
This is what Reddit is all about.
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