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2006-01-06 13:27:44 ET
Zombie-oriented firearms loadout guide: Stick with 9mm or .38, as you can carry a shitload of them. Remember, all it takes is one shot to the head, and either of those calibers will do JUST FINE. People with Desert Eagles are overcompensating and will run out of ammunition pretty quickly. Use a good, reliable firearm, not a flashy one. A handgun will be fine, automatic weapons are completely unnecessary and will make firing discipline and ammunition conservation very difficult. For any long-range work, such as supporting someone else or attempting rescue, a semi-automatic .22 rifle with well-adjusted sights or a scope will allow you to drive nails, and more importantly, make clean headshots so that you can quickly thin out crowds consisting of as much ammunition as you can carry. Keep in mind that you are working with as much as you can carry. There is no military supply line to back you up and keep you stocked unless you set one up, and even then, you don't want to take that for granted. Remember, zombies typically are slow (aside from in recent fiction) and fragile in their weak spot (the head), so if you stay calm, take your time, aim carefully, and conserve ammunition (aforementioned tips in this sentence will help with that -- all is interrelated), you can survive, and you might not ever see a zombie get within 5 feet of you.
Thief stuff? Did you have holy water arrows? |
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