BATTLEFRONT 2 ELITE RIFLE UPGRADE

The appearance of the weapon does not change.

Did these have the same appearance as the standard weapons? Because if they were visually distinct, that would seem to indicate canonical existence.

This may sound a little OR, but I think it conveys the intention of the game mechanic in an IU way.

BATTLEFRONT 2 ELITE RIFLE UPGRADE

However, something could be said about the upgrade being exclusive, granted only to snipers who have proven their skill. That kind of description is obviously not IU. However this goes, I don't find 'The beam rifle was awarded to snipers that excelled in their role on the battlefield by scoring 6 kills in a single life.' to be in-universe.That's perfectly worth documenting as a unique type, and has nothing to do with the 'awarded for so many kills' mechanic nonsense. The upgraded sniper rifle likewise fires in a genuinely different manner. The precision pistol shoots a long, thin beam which is continuous between it and the target. Some of these, at least, have non-gameplay differences.unpopular position, but the articles should remain, even if all that's left is a one-sentence article with the weapon classification (blaster pistol, blaster rifle, whatever) Enochf 23:17, (UTC) They do not appear in the storyline mode at all for that matter.IthinkIwannaLeia WaddaUthink? 15:07, (UTC) It was used in the game so it exists same as the various lightsaber crystals in KOTOR exist.even though their descriptions were game mechanics. Flechette shotgun seems to be a unique weapon. They were actual weapons used in star wars storylines.Simply the name of the weapon, the fact that it was considered superior to the normal weapon, and an image of the weapon would do for the article.- Darthtyler ( Talk) 17:59, (UTC) Nah, I don't think it's 100% game mechanics.Master Jonathan Jedi Council Chambers 03:54, (UTC)

The problem with that is that once you remove the game mechanics, there's nothing left!!! The weapons-and everything in their articles-is 100% pure game mechanics, hence why they need to be deleted outright.

Grand Moff Tranner ( Comlink) 23:23, (UTC).

- Darth tom (Imperial Intelligence) 11:09, (UTC).

Pure game mechanics Cyfiero 01:14, (UTC).

Master Gump (The name's Forrest) 20:37, (UTC).

Some of the game mechanics may also be valid for inclusion in Bts sections of the basic weapons, as well.

Perhaps some IU descriptions of the 'upgrades' could be added to the basic weapon articles.

Master Jonathan Jedi Council Chambers 03:16, (UTC).

Atarumaster88 ( Talk page) 02:10, (UTC).

Jonjedigrandmaster ( Jujiggum) 01:55, (UTC).

IFYLOFD ( You will pay the price for your lack of vision!) 22:26, (UTC) In this case, a redirect would be appropriate.

I agree that some sort of mention somewhere is definitely necessary.

Does that mean we should merge game-mechanics into each one of them? Mauser Comlink 17:48, (UTC)

Again, where exactly do you propose to merge them? Each in-game faction has its own IU sniper rifle, each of them can be upgraded into beam rifle.

Merge with relevant regular weapon articles, now that it's its own option.

I think they at least warrant a mention somewhere.

I seriously doubt there is anything in there to merge.

(I believe most of you deletion votes really wanted this option, which was not initially given.) IthinkIwannaLeia WaddaUthink? 15:07, (UTC).

Merge to the non-upgraded weapons articles They aren't mentioned in any source and in their only appearance they are pure game mechanics and were probably intended to be this way, otherwise they would be called by an official designation in the game guide. Summary: none of those weapons seem to exist IU. Therefore, none of the weapons listed above can be an upgraded version of a respective weapon. All the articles have to say about them is pure game OR / mechanics, to the point of ' This shotgun weapon was awarded to engineers for killing eight enemies in one life.' Also, according to the game guide the weapons of soldiers of same class vary from faction to faction, even though their game purposes are the same. Unlike other weapons in Battlefront, which are canonical E-60R missile launchers, E-11s sniper rifles, Bulldog RLRs and such, these weapons have not received any official designation in either Game Guide or Lucasarts website. 2 Merge to the non-upgraded weapons articlesД«attlefront II award weapons ( talk - history - links - logs) ДЄll those weapons are 'upgraded' variants of basic weapons in Battlefront II, awarded to the player for completing several requirements in one life.1 Battlefront II award weapons (talk - history - links - logs).

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