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When I see Sickle coming, I was expecting my heavy hitting old pulse laser "AR" back.
When I got was an "MG" gun with some laser cosmetic since it's not even a hit scan bullets or go "pew pew", this is not my Sickle.
So while it's a good gun, I wish this one is a new separate gun and not taking my old gun name with it when it's not even the same.
If a weapon shot rapid laser beams I would expect it to maybe make a cracking sound as those beams heat up air around them releasing plasma. Or maybe no sound at all, definitely not a pew pew though.
The high strength laser in consumer market context means it pops balloons. In industrial context it cuts metal. Neither of those really make a distinct sound.
And I could not find audio of ship-mounted laser weapons anywhere. If you have any links I'd be very much interested.
Anyway, that's the beams. Pulse lasers and plasma weapons don't exist as far as I'm aware.
EDIT:
I actually found a laser pulse video and it did produce a crack/pop. So yeah, it kinda sounds like I'd expect it to.
Although then it would only make sense to give that to the Automaton weapons as well, which would then ruin the Terminator vibes you get when you see a bunch of lasers coming through the fog.
It doesn't really fire bullets. This game actually simulates projectiles but Sickle is hitscan. Those tracers are purely visual effect so we can see where we're firing and in third person view not every shot will produce a tracer. Though they could make the tracer just the entire trail instead of moving part of it.
It does behave like a laser weapon mechanically though.
The new one does the business for sure, but I also don't like the new noise