Depth is a PvP multiplayer game which blends heart pounding tension and visceral action in a dark aquatic world. Playing as either a diver, or a shark, eliminate your enemies using a combination of stealth, cunning, and teamwork.
Night Vision on the Seeker
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The seeker shows off the new integrated night vision goggles all diver classes come equipped with. You're gonna need these puppies.
"For night sharkin'!"
Look pretty great, though it would probably make your face heavy.
I imagine that's less a problem underwater, no?
Stupid Physics and reality.
I can assure you that divers have a lot to worry about other than some extra weight in their heads! :P
indeed! Like suddenly not having any weight above their necks at all : )
I heard the astronauts suit is heavy as hell. Whats with that?
Yeah but in Space theres no gravity ^^
so who cares about weight in Space
Pretty much the same principle I'd say. Very sharp color selection for the function by the way - I love it !
There's lots of gravity in space. It's all over the place. It's just not all that strong.
but doesnt that defeat the whole space being 0 gravity? and not 5 gravity? lol and where does that gravity in space come from? seeing as on planets the gravity comes from our mass and the fact we are spinning creates a gravitational field right? the same way as we are caught in the suns gravitational field and circle the sun, so for the space that our galaxy is in to have gravity it would need to be orbiting something well really huge wouldnt it? but if we are in the suns gravitational field there has to be an amount of gravity in space but maybe you have to be a certain amount of mass to be affected by it? so since im not getting anywhere im going to have to say there would have to be gravity in space but space itself isnt affected by gravity but the objects in space are? and why do people call space zero gravity then?
I think that I will always know who is a seeker, the place where it's written is so easy to see XD
And cool night vision, will it work like a normal night vision or will it have something special?