You can set the wiki to prompt you for a summary in your preferences.To make Recent Changes more useful for all users, remember to provide an edit summary in the 'Summary' field before you save your changes.Recent Changes will let you see others' contributions as they happen.If you already are familiar with wikiediting, you might want to try Help:Style guide.If you're not too familiar with editing wikis, you might like to start with Help:Editing.It is important to note that in the classical vision the celestial vault represents the extreme limits of the physical place: the definition of 'beyond the celestial vault', therefore, brought hyperuranium into a metaphysical, space-based and timeless and, therefore, purely spiritual dimension.Welcome to the Team Fortress 2 Official Wiki! From hyperuranium to which world beyond the celestial vault that has always existed in which there are the immutable and perfect idea, reachable only by the intellect, not tangible by earthly and corruptible entities. The doctrine of ideas connected to it had already been illustrated by the author in the dialogue Republic, considered by critics prior to the Phaedrus.ДЄccording to Plato, Hyperuranium is that area beyond the sky (hence the name) where the idea resides. Hyperuranium, or world of ideas, is Plato's own concept expressed in the Phaedrus. Г€ importante notare che nella visione classica la volta celeste rappresentasse il limite estremo del luogo fisico: la definizione di 'oltre la volta celeste', dunque, porta l'iperuranio in una dimensione metafisica, aspaziale e atemporale e, dunque, puramente spirituale. Dunque l'iperuranio ГЁ quel mondo oltre la volta celeste che ГЁ sempre esistito in cui vi sono le idee immutabili e perfette, raggiungibile solo dall' intelletto, non tangibile dagli enti terreni e corruttibili.

Secondo Platone l' Iperuranio ГЁ quella zona al di lГ del cielo (da cui il nome) dove risiedono le idee. La dottrina delle idee ad esso collegata era giГ stata illustrata dall'autore nel dialogo Repubblica, considerato dai critici precedente al Fedro. L' Iperuranio, o mondo delle idee, ГЁ un concetto proprio di Platone espresso nel Fedro. We know it's not a laser, or a rifle-musket firing minie balls, or an assault rifle. 45 caliber bullets at 830 feet per second, or an MP40 firing a 124 grain 9mm at 1300 feet per second! Or they might have switched to 115 grain 9mm bullets! What if they're using late-war E08 iron core bullets! What if it's a Thompson, not a Grease Gun firing the same ammo! It's an unknowable nightmare!'ДЄnd the rest of us are like, 'It's a freaking submachine gun. You're sitting here endlessly arguing, 'But it could be an M3 Grease Gun firing 230 grain. We understand that it's the damage profile that matters and that 'railgun' is a broad term for a category of slug-throwers somewhat more effective than the ones we broadly categorize as 'coilguns', but not as effective as the ones we categorize as 'advanced railguns.' No one but you really believes that every civilization in the galaxy is using the exact same design of railgun, with the exact same projectiles that travel at exactly the same velocity, so precisely the same that parts and ammunition would be interchangeable between weapons developed a galaxy apart by species of completely different mentalities and body types. Why are you dragging out all these nonsense hypotheticals to try and obfuscate a very simple game feature? Why on earth would there be a dozen different bullets for each gun? To go back to my earlier example, were there dozens of different types of bullet that an MG42 might fire? And, see again point one. WHY would the gun be using an increased or decreased charge, and why would it matter? See point one. If there are multiple guns firing the same projectile at the same velocity, they're effectively the same class of gun.

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