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There's no flashy light effects when you fire gauss.
I don't care if, being 100% scientific about it, electrity has mass. I don't care if you consider it to have a physical presense or not - regardless of whether that's scentifically true or not - they are still weapons that work on completely different principles.
OMG THEY STOLE IT!!!1111!!!
Dude, lightning guns have been in games for a loooooooooooooooong time. At the very least, going back to Quake.
Electricity is not a physical object. It is created by the movement of electrons, it is not the electron themselves. So therefore, electricity is not physical.
That's *not* how gauss rifles work. its a cylinder composed of sets of electromagnets that are sequentially pusled to push and pull a ferric projectile through.
And what grade are you in? 7th?