Why does one weapon have two names? Does anyone know what the proper name for it is? Also does anyone know how the two names for it started instead of just one name?
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Gwil on Sun Dec 28th at 11:32am 2008

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Posted by Gwil on Sun Dec 28th at 11:32am 2008
Good question! I've never known why.. isn't the gauss also called the Tau cannon? O_O. I use Gluon/Gauss myself.
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by reaper47 on Sun Dec 28th at 11:34pm 2008
Posted by reaper47 on Sun Dec 28th at 11:34pm 2008
Embarrassingly, I could have occasionally called the "Gauss" "Egon", although I think you're correct with it being an alternate name for "Gluon". I'm pretty sure "Tau" and "Gauss" are used for the same gun, though. But... who am I? Who the hell am I? >

Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Flynn on Mon Dec 29th at 3:33pm 2008
Posted by Flynn on Mon Dec 29th at 3:33pm 2008
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by asterix_vader on Sat Jan 3rd at 2:53pm 2009

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Posted by asterix_vader on Sat Jan 3rd at 2:53pm 2009
wasn't gauss the one you can charge (also called tau cannon) and egon the one with the backpack? they're not the same.
(are you talking about hl1 or hl2 or something else?)
(are you talking about hl1 or hl2 or something else?)
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Jan 3rd at 8:02pm 2009

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Posted by Nickelplate on Sat Jan 3rd at 8:02pm 2009
Seriously, guys. It's not so hard.
Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Gluon is the scientific name and Egon is the slang around black mesa.
Gauss was a scientist who did a lot of work with magnets and electrostatic charges, Tau is a greek letter, in keeping with the naming scheme of many things Black Mesa such as Lambda Complex. A Tau Lepton is also a subatomic particle, but i doubt that this gun has anything to do with it.
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Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Gluon is the scientific name and Egon is the slang around black mesa.
Gauss was a scientist who did a lot of work with magnets and electrostatic charges, Tau is a greek letter, in keeping with the naming scheme of many things Black Mesa such as Lambda Complex. A Tau Lepton is also a subatomic particle, but i doubt that this gun has anything to do with it.
Hi, BTW.
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Fjorn on Sat Jan 3rd at 11:59pm 2009

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Posted by Fjorn on Sat Jan 3rd at 11:59pm 2009
I thought it's nickname of Egon was from Ghostbusters.
What with Egon making all the technology in Ghostbusters, and the Gluon gun looks rather similar to the proton pack...
What with Egon making all the technology in Ghostbusters, and the Gluon gun looks rather similar to the proton pack...
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by erbetal on Tue Jan 13th at 3:13pm 2009
Yeah,... we all know that.
Posted by erbetal on Tue Jan 13th at 3:13pm 2009
Quoting Nickelplate
Seriously, guys. It's not so hard.
Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Hi, BTW.
Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Hi, BTW.
Yeah,... we all know that.
Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Nickelplate on Tue Jan 13th at 4:07pm 2009

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Posted by Nickelplate on Tue Jan 13th at 4:07pm 2009
Even the person who asked? And all the folks who answered with something other than what I said. Damn noobs.
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Le Chief on Wed Jan 14th at 1:58am 2009
I think he was being sarcastic?

Posted by Le Chief on Wed Jan 14th at 1:58am 2009
Quoting "Nickelplate"
Even the person who asked? And all the folks who answered with something other than what I said. Damn noobs.
I think he was being sarcastic?
Quoting "Nickelplate"
Seriously, guys. It's not so hard.
Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Gluon is the scientific name and Egon is the slang around black mesa.
Gauss was a scientist who did a lot of work with magnets and electrostatic charges, Tau is a greek letter, in keeping with the naming scheme of many things Black Mesa such as Lambda Complex. A Tau Lepton is also a subatomic particle, but i doubt that this gun has anything to do with it.
Hi, BTW.
Gluons are particles that react with quarks (subatomic particles) meaning that the gluon/egon probably works on that principle. Egon is the name of the guy in Ghostbusters who has a gun that looks exactly like that which sucks the ghosts into the ghost-traps.
Gluon is the scientific name and Egon is the slang around black mesa.
Gauss was a scientist who did a lot of work with magnets and electrostatic charges, Tau is a greek letter, in keeping with the naming scheme of many things Black Mesa such as Lambda Complex. A Tau Lepton is also a subatomic particle, but i doubt that this gun has anything to do with it.
Hi, BTW.

Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by erbetal on Thu Jan 15th at 12:27pm 2009
I was kiding man, we didnt know that.
(I've received an email about my replie, am i supposed to excuse myself?)
Posted by erbetal on Thu Jan 15th at 12:27pm 2009
I was kiding man, we didnt know that.
(I've received an email about my replie, am i supposed to excuse myself?)
Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Flynn on Thu Jan 15th at 12:48pm 2009
Posted by Flynn on Thu Jan 15th at 12:48pm 2009
Oh hello and peace Nickelplate my homie. We had some good times on this forum together. I remember seeing your "gallery of horror" picture and I was terrified because you had massive arms.
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Nickelplate on Thu Jan 15th at 1:57pm 2009

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Posted by Nickelplate on Thu Jan 15th at 1:57pm 2009
It's nice to see the new snarkpit. The email feature is great for a guy like me who is only active in one thread. But i gotta say, I'm disappointed. I worked so hard to get my snarkmarks. And they are all gone now.
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by asterix_vader on Thu Jan 15th at 8:32pm 2009
i was just looking for the option "email me when someone replies" to de-activate it. where is it?

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Posted by asterix_vader on Thu Jan 15th at 8:32pm 2009
Quoting Nickelplate
It's nice to see the new snarkpit. The email feature is great for a guy like me who is only active in one thread. But i gotta say, I'm disappointed. I worked so hard to get my snarkmarks. And they are all gone now.
i was just looking for the option "email me when someone replies" to de-activate it. where is it?
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by erbetal on Fri Jan 16th at 9:51pm 2009
Posted by erbetal on Fri Jan 16th at 9:51pm 2009
Im tired of receiving e-mails too.
Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Gwil on Fri Jan 16th at 10:23pm 2009

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Posted by Gwil on Fri Jan 16th at 10:23pm 2009
This might fix it...
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Re: Egon vs Gluon
Posted by Gwil on Fri Jan 16th at 10:26pm 2009

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Posted by Gwil on Fri Jan 16th at 10:26pm 2009
Click Watch (bottom right of this post) then un-watch again.
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