first good video of base defense turrents in use?

[Top Sgt]

dunno if it was posted yet or not.. if so just close it up. if not here ya go

Turret usage at the 2:10 mark

[RovingDeath]

Quite an impressive explosion on that thing; it's "turret" though, fyi.

[windlord]

Ok that's freaking awesome. I can see those turrets could be pretty effective.

[Bravix]

Good, they'll actually be useful now.

[Mirror]

Looks excellent but then again what doesnt.

[ThirtyK]

This made me wonder if they will have ragdoll physics. And explosion like that would throw someone quiet far. Anyone know if they will have physics?

[Greeniegriz]

Looking good.

Cheers,

GG

[DarkChiron]

Originally Posted by DjEclipse

Wow it's going to be fuck hard to repair that thing without getting sniped.

Still. Daddy likes.

They will also be acceptable if you can snipe the guy manning the turret.

[WorldOfForms]

Does anybody have any idea where "turrent" came from? It's like some linguistic virus, but inexplicable.

[SixShooter]

That looks pretty damn good

[kaffis]

Originally Posted by WorldOfForms

Does anybody have any idea where "turrent" came from? It's like some linguistic virus, but inexplicable.

It's my vague impression it may be some British variant spelling that somehow made it into the States and has been spreading like weeds since.

Whatever it is, it's annoying.

[DerFurst]

I have no idea why people are spelling it turrent now either. It's completely incorrect and isn't originally a British spelling either.

[Grognard]

Originally Posted by WorldOfForms

Does anybody have any idea where "turrent" came from? It's like some linguistic virus, but inexplicable.

Virulent, Abhorrent, Expedient... its a common ending in english, so, I think it is as simple as misapplied english commonalities. As far as I know there is no english word "Turrent", "Queens" nor "Colonists"

[Rbstr]

IIRC, even in England, it's an archaic spelling.

[Grognard]

Originally Posted by DjEclipse

Vicky Pollard spells it "turrent" she's British.

LOL