GW2 Ammo Suggestions Add Answer

With GW2's confirmed use of guns and its history of war machines and bows, there should be a broad range of ammunition available to players for each of the various ranged weapons in the game. As I've said elsewhere on this site, I think weapon ammunition should be something players can craft using technology and magic. What do you think weapons should use for ammunition and how should that ammunition effect the world?

I started this topic in reaction to Mouse's comment on the Quivers suggestion in the GW2 Suggestions topic. I'm sure there are others out there with ideas for kinds of ammunition. Post and rank what you'd like here.

Let this "Female Gunner" image by Kekai Kotaki inspire you.

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Living Ammo

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Sylvary's living ammo: 1-Seeds like grenades that crack unleashing a toxic cloud and inflicting poisoned and blindness condition to nearby foes. 2- Fast growing vines and a huge venus plant mouth in a trap that remains hidden on the ground's surface until someone comes near and triggers it. 3-A... [show more]

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Charr Ember Shot

This would be a kind of scatter shot that would inflict burning on its victims, used in short range blunderbus-type weapons, not rifles.

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Sylvari Verdant Blessing Arrows

These would be the Sylvari equivalent of flaming arrows. They would not effect plants or plant-based creatures. They would use holy damage to ignore armor of fleshy creatures;but, would only do normal damage versus stone or metal, such as Golems or magical Earth armor.

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Flash Rounds

A kind of phosphorus and magnesium gun round or sling packet that on impacts has a bright flash blinding enemies in the area...

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Charr explosives.

There could be a skill that spawns a certain type of bomb in your hands (depending on the skill) And you'd just drop it (or maybe throw ???) and it'd explode.

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Chain Lightning Rounds

This probably wouldn't be quit as dangerous as a spell weilding profession's version of Chain Lightning, but some simple elemental aoe damage from a flintlock or rifle would be neat. I picture the bullet's path being animated with line of lightning between the gun and the target for an instant, a... [show more]

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Grenade Style

I'm kinda tying several threads together here. There's the "no ammo, please," "Ember Shot" and "Flash Rounds" threads. So, running on not doing traditioanl ammo, more with the blunderbus idea... One possibility is that all the guns fire packets of material that likely burst on impact. So we don't... [show more]

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Entangling Vine Rounds

This would probably be a Sylvari ammunition type. Maybe the bullet would actually be a magic seed that rapidly sprouts and entangles everything nearby the target it hit? The vines would probably be weak to ice or fire effects, perhaps ridding the foe of entanglement early. A twist on this could be... [show more]

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Magic Missiles

It was bound to come up XP. However, as you might guess with the suggestion topic, I'm not talking about the spell. You might be thinking, but missiles are advanced, they wouldn't be around in a musket weilding newly industrialized setting. However, I'm thinking more along the lines of the Chinese... [show more]

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7 Members have voted on one or more of the 9 answers. This topic was started by Brown Fang Thump Guide: 584 points on September 15th, 2009. Tags: ammo, ammunition, guild wars 2 suggestion, ideas, munitions, suggestions, weapons

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