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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The body of a Crime & Punishment Arrowgun is comprised of a green center with two curved, silver sides that fan outward. The barrel is quite short, green, and two-pronged. The handle is light grey and guard, which is lined by six grey diamonds with black edges, is grey. The diamonds flash light blue, the color of the bullets, when Xigbar reloads, and the bullets produce light blue sparks on contact with enemies and gold sparks on contact with anything else. | The body of a Crime & Punishment Arrowgun is comprised of a green center with two curved, silver sides that fan outward. The barrel is quite short, green, and two-pronged. The handle is light grey and guard, which is lined by six grey diamonds with black edges, is grey. The diamonds flash light blue, the color of the bullets, when Xigbar reloads, and the bullets produce light blue sparks on contact with enemies and gold sparks on contact with anything else. | ||
''{{w|Crime and Punishment}}'' is an 1866 novel by the Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky. It is about the mental anguish of a destitute man plotting to murder an unscrupulous pawnbroker who ripped him off, and contemplating whether or not going through with the plan will be worth the risks involved. | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||