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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nuclear Platypus" data-source="post: 1857733" data-attributes="member: 17507">Well there were the duos in The Killer and Hard Boiled tho IIRC, one of 'em died in each. There was also the backup that El Mariachi (Antonio Banderas) got in Desperado tho they weren't as impressive as the gang in The Big Hit ("Non dairy creamer?" "Sure."). Stiffler (Sean William Scott) was more of the Rock's sidekick in The Rundown since he got kicked to the side a lot. Er.. I'm rambling now.Gotta have the Chinese standoff where everyone has at least 1 gun pointed at someone else tho it was a tad different in Big Trouble in Little China. As Castor Troy said in Face/Off: "Wheee! What a predicament!"Well its almost a staple of a Woo film that 2 bad mamma jammas have guns pointed at each other's heads and both pull the trigger... *click* No rounds left. Heck, The Matrix copied it and Desperado even made fun of it (sorta).Hmm. Panache points could insta-reload a gun like a revolver somehow firing 10 shots without being reloaded by doing something like Clint Eastwood's "Are you feelin' lucky, punk?" speech or dodge semi automatic fire at close range (AC bonus, get a reflex save, etc). Spend another panache point and the environment is changed slightly to favor the PC -if- its reasonable.Might as well simplify the firearms a bit. They basically do the same damage even if they are different. Tho there was that single shot pistol that Mad Dog used in Hard Boiled and Lance Henriksen in Hard Target.</blockquote>

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