Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 11:32 pm
Sega Genesis? That's a lo-o-o-ng time ago, back when Teen Wolf was still current.
The cartoon?RedEye wrote:Sega Genesis? That's a lo-o-o-ng time ago, back when Teen Wolf was still current.
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can a werewolf use items and such
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Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2006 11:33 pm
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 12:45 am
Yeah 'werewolf' is a seacret button on the controller.Shadow Wulf wrote:What?I have never heard of any werewolf in contra. Is it part of the cheat code " up up down down left right left right B A start"?
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 3:10 am
This "werewolf" is an already accessible character in the japanese version of the Contra game you're talking about. His name is Brad Fang, and wears sunglasses like a badass motherfucking Terminator. Aside from his chaingun, he also uses a charge-up psycho blasting thingy, a flamethrower and a close-proximity explosive punch. He's also a rough speaker, blabbering about how he wants revenge for making him a wolf (?), noted from his quote when you choose him in the character select screen: "It's payback time!!".
The game's proper name is Contra: Hard Corps. In europe, this Contra game was given the same retarded name "Probotector" ever since the first Contra game. Fang in "Probotector" appears as a funny looking wolf robot wearing an apparel similar to a pseudo-futuristic NFL quarterback.
The game's proper name is Contra: Hard Corps. In europe, this Contra game was given the same retarded name "Probotector" ever since the first Contra game. Fang in "Probotector" appears as a funny looking wolf robot wearing an apparel similar to a pseudo-futuristic NFL quarterback.
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2006 4:57 am
Depends on paws/hands. With normal paws you can't hold on to anything 
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 12:27 am
Hahaha yes , 99 lives as a werewolf.Lupin wrote:Yeah 'werewolf' is a seacret button on the controller.Shadow Wulf wrote:What?
Posted: Sat Jul 29, 2006 1:05 am
Er I would assume though, though I doubt that they would be able to use items as well. Being half wolf, they would lose some human dexterity in the hands. For example, using a pen would be harder for werewolf then a human.
Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:49 pm
I think that they coud use an item but be serious, a were wolf is a weapon all to themselves, they move uber fast and can rip things apart with their paws
Posted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 7:33 am
What items would they use? Cooking utensils! Hahaha. Can you imagine a werewolf cooking?
*one werewolf standing over a frying pan* *another enters holding a dead rabbit*
1st "I slaved all day over a hot stove making spagetti for you for you to bring home a dead rabbit!"
*second one gives an innocent look*
1st "OK, lets dig in!" *throws away utensil and starts eating rabbit*
Well I thought it was funny.
*one werewolf standing over a frying pan* *another enters holding a dead rabbit*
1st "I slaved all day over a hot stove making spagetti for you for you to bring home a dead rabbit!"
*second one gives an innocent look*
1st "OK, lets dig in!" *throws away utensil and starts eating rabbit*
Well I thought it was funny.
Posted: Thu Aug 17, 2006 4:50 pm
In my opinion I assume it should be decided on the style of the paws. If the paws are fashioned after a humans with only claws and paw-pads then they can easily use any form of weapon.
If the paws are, say more enlongated, then I think it would be far more difficult to grasp anything.
So in short, not that they wouldn't be if they could, depending on the stlye.
If the paws are, say more enlongated, then I think it would be far more difficult to grasp anything.
So in short, not that they wouldn't be if they could, depending on the stlye.
Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 2:31 pm
They could always throw things....Underhand, of course. That's why they never play the Major leagues..
And there's always the Slap!...don't need to grip to do that.
THe Werewolf's main weapon isn't his/her teeth, claws, or whatever: it's their MIND that's the weapon. Things (as a class) can be adapted. Nowhere does it say that a Were' couldn't modify something in Human form, for use in Gestalt form. Especially with another Were' present in Gestalt to try things out. THey DO work in groups, after all...
And there's always the Slap!...don't need to grip to do that.
THe Werewolf's main weapon isn't his/her teeth, claws, or whatever: it's their MIND that's the weapon. Things (as a class) can be adapted. Nowhere does it say that a Were' couldn't modify something in Human form, for use in Gestalt form. Especially with another Were' present in Gestalt to try things out. THey DO work in groups, after all...
Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 12:42 am
Really the P90 USG is all most the same as the P90, only real change is a revised optic scope.Shadow Wulf wrote:Hows the p90 USG like?
Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2006 6:33 am
Pph I know that one, god thats the popular model.dnl wrote:Really the P90 USG is all most the same as the P90, only real change is a revised optic scope.Shadow Wulf wrote:Hows the p90 USG like?
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 2:42 pm
if they have opposable thumbs and some form of intelligence then yes....... they can use whatever they want 
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 9:33 pm
A werewolf probably could hold a gun or other weapon, but in its feral state of mind, Surely it would not have the clarity to understand how it works or even what its for. I'm not for one second suggesting that your average lycanthrope is thick, but as I've always understood it, they are humans that have been blessed with an ability to change forms, for the sole purpose of hunting and feeding. Going back to nature, becoming wild and reverting to a more primitive, animalistic state. In a fight situation, would a werewolf be thinking rationally enough to pick up and use a gun? A club maybe, but I think pure instinct and bloodlust would be the weapon of chioce 