charlesm5295

NavyCuda has the right idea, work to make the game somewhat more stressful on the player. It makes people look like idiots when they think that psychological trauma are simple and effect every person in thet same way.

I guess what I was trying to say is that, there are other factors that make a, sometimes rather large difference, when lead meets flesh. Personally i think your basis is good but not fleshed out (no pun intended). The biggest thing I would like to see altered in the full game is making some of the weapons less accurate. For instance in Electro I was nearly killed by some jackass bandit from nearly 600m out before my buddy took him out with a CZ, the pos had an MP5 and got me down to just over 2000 blood.

Rocket would have do do every instance differently. with some rounds the bullet will cause a more severe injury at slower velocities, for instance the 5.56 nato is one such round. The instability being the difference my S&W MP 15 has a 16.5 in barrel with a 5.8 to 1 in twist to the barrel. A hit to center of mass at sub 300 m will cause more damage than a .308 at similar range. Why? the bullet is very unstable, As it is traveling it actually becomes more unstable, untill it become critical aroung 325m and flies off in a random direction.

I don't really agree with you, but I do see how modern media and culture tries to show violence as universally evil, and those for whom it is necessary as somehow unhinged, or different from other "normal" people.

Are you saying that soldiers are psychotic. I'm rather offended that this is how the sacrifices of me and my brothers are seen.

Thats funny I own 2 and the newer version has a removable box mag.

Would like to see the Reminton 700 added. Fires a more powerful round, such as the .375 WinMag but unlike M40/M24 it does not have a detachable magazine, only loads one cartrige at a time. With a 3x9 scope attatched.

Ninjas did not use Katanas their prefered sword was the wakizashi.

Fists, pure and simple. I think a fit man could kill a zombie with his bare hands.