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Shattered Horizon "Silent Running"

"There's no sound in space!" is something we read almost daily on forums and in Shattered Horizon trailer comments. No sound seems like a cool idea at first, but its actually very hard to play an F...  
 
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xxdonatelloxx (9 hours ago) Show Hide
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no its because theres air in your suit and the vibrations of the gun carry through your body
vancouvertttttt (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Looks promising!
Mashermat (1 day ago) Show Hide
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OHUHH NOOO DATS NOT POSSIBLE

Nobody cares it's awesome.
harlequin2262 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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You hear the sound of the tap dripping because there's an atmosphere for the ocillations to vibrate in. In space, we're not so fortunate. We might hear the sounds that the insides of the suit makes when it gets squished, etc. But the gunfire, and probably most of the squishing sounds'd be too low to hear. The gunfire particularly, as 99% of the sound from that isn't transmitted through solids.
revengeru (2 days ago) Show Hide
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regarding the temperature in space i bet that any steel made conventional weapon would freeze and on the first or second shoot would just fragment itself,... if it manages too shoot
caydr (2 days ago) Show Hide
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You think that in a space suit... in outer space... with no sound ANYWHERE... you would not be able to detect the sound of your gun vibrating against your suit when you fire it?

I think it would be kind of like the way you can hear a tap dripping or the clock ticking at night because there's no other sound.
TheKingofnoob (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Ninjas.


IN SPAAAAAAAACE.
arbpotatoes (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Vibrations would be transferred from the area of impact to the air within the suit, which would carry it very quickly to the user's ears. It wouldn't have to go through the suit to the ears.
arbpotatoes (2 days ago) Show Hide
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It's still a game.
Stoperand (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Guys listen to me I know how this future spacegun works not you, plus I've read a high school physics book IT'S NOT JUST A GAME TO ME

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