Dagfinn
Maid Of Doom
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Sorry. Just now read your question. Stupid site hasn't been updating me consistently. Anyway, that's my thought, that steam is the propulsion. I've always understood steam powered guns in Steampunk to be powered with small canisters of compressed steam, kind of like how a paintball gun uses CO2 to fire the paintballs.Pentagon said:EDIT: Just to clarify, when you say flintlocks/muskets you mean actual flintlock muskets, ie smoothbore, muzzle-loaded with ball and powder, and ignited by an actual flintlock mechanism, right?. I only ask because Rose Haverthorn looks to have a rifled, what looks to be a double action, in-line cap and ball pistol
yo dawg I heard you like edits, so I put an edit in your edit: Apparently I missed the fact that the pistol in question is steam-powered. What does steam do in the pistol? Does it act as a propulsion system, or does it work some sort of mechanism that could not be just powered by recoil?
Er...I...um...steampunk fantasy includes steam-powered everything? I honestly wasn't putting too much thought into describing how the pistol worked. It was a gun that looked steampunk-ish, and I knew it needed to function in a steampunk-ish way, so I just kinda went with that. Sorry. I tend to write my fantasy bits with "MAGIC!" as an explanation and call it good. The integrity and quality of the narrative itself is usually more my concern.Pentagon said:That... that's not quite what steam is. They also have a thing that is just compressed air, but it is not hot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girandoni_Air_Rifle
I will assume it is something like that.
I know right!? How do you think I feel? xDAmityvillager said:So I'm pretty excited for this to start back up. And everyone's characters are really interesting so far~ (:3)