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A volley gun might be useful in some specific scenarios.
If you have a problem with Blue Undead, for instance, then a volley gun with 9 barrels might be appreciated. Likewise, a multi-barrelled shotgun would be a good weapon for dealing with those mutant giant crows eating crops in a farmer's field |
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The instances where a volley gun will be worthwhile are extremely rare, especially in consideration of other uses for those resources. Remember, building an N-barreled volley gun means NOT building N regular guns that can do everything the volley gun does plus much, much more. You basically need a situation where your manpower is very small but your industrial resources are very high for this to pay off.
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BIG volley guns might be useful as field artillery
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitrailleuse It occurs to me that the KFS "Trade Rifle" has a notoriously short service life (planned obsolescence). I wonder if anyone uses the old ones as volley guns? Last edited by Matt W; 09-19-2016 at 09:12 AM. |
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These are a tool for static defence. If you use them in the style of 18th cent warfare with closely packed formations and massed cavalry charges. So if you have troops guarding a bridge, on the walls of the fort, etc. Especially if you go big, not the regular .69 or .75 caliber, the 1 and 2 inch small cannon in the same configuration firing shot. See also Calliope Gun. |
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As the KFS "trade muskets" fire out their rifling, they become useful as volleygun components with one change to the program: each barrel is to be loaded with "Buck and (conical) Ball"
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