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better players? hardly. i play both servers. each offer's its own challenge, and it's own set of skills to survive. they are both the same junior. your no better then any other player out there. first person, or third

Ssshhhh It's a secret to everybody

I stay deep north, over the mountains, far past the tress, under the wall. Winter is coming

Not sure why people keep watching this frankie kid. nothing interesting there. hackers on every server without fail? dead wrong.

Update: pooping still not implemented, I will seek tech support......

Winter survival gear

I just used it on my foot long tuna sub, on honey oat wheat, pickle, black olives, and a large lemonade, and I'm stuffed. Seems to be working fine......now to see if pooping is working or not.....

The problem here, is people are to used to downing zombies on one shot. This alone should be fixed. If it's not a headshot, it shouldn't kill them, only slow them down. You do not get to rate a gun on its body shot capabilities against zombies alone.

I said the right hands. Clearly, this does not pertain to you. Also, discharging firearms at zombies is not advised.

Before I started playing both first and third, I started on only third. I loved being able to explore, see my hard earned gear on my back, the trees and leafs around my character. This was back in December mind you, when less people cared about this so called "advantage". Thankfully, I can perform just as well on my first person servers, as I do on my third, and I do perform very well. You people will learn, either by acceptance, or the hard way, that Both pov's perform the same, equally. Until then, you will remain a schoolyard of children, arguing that mortal kombat is better then donkey kong. The lack of information brought by a first, is negated by the availability of information on the third.

The sporter is actually an amazing weapon in the right hands. Fast firing mag, close to zero recoil, dampened sound, and you may paint it as well. All within 200 meters. Aim six inches up from the head of your target for 200 to 300, and you've got a silenced killer on your hands. This isn't call of duty. Good shooting requires patience. Dismissing the .22 caliber as terrible is simply misinformed. The .22 is also one of the more deadly rounds, as it can shatter off after contact, and ricochate around, causing extra trauma.

Nothing but crickets......it's as I thought.

Has it ever occurred to anyone, that people started playing third person, to simply see their character interacting in the environment?

The shotgun is fine within two hundred meters. The standard cqc kill range. Just make sure you toggle T so you fire both barrels. Snap loaders help greatly with the low in chamber count. I can unload both rounds into someone, duck back behind a wall, and be reloaded and ready within 10 seconds. Plenty fast enough to get the job done. The sawn off version however, only has an effective kill range of 20 meters at most. Wouldn't be so quick to take it over a magnum.

Easiest way there is to follow the tracks north of Lopatino. I frequent that part of the north. It does spawn food items, also contains two wells. Nothing of major interest yet. No police stations, barracks, etc. mostly just a destination location.

As I said before, one offers a lack of information, and the other offers to much information. Both require equal footing to overcome the situations. Sure, on third, you can see around walls and corners at your prey. He can do the same to see you. Information is vital, and on third, your not the only one with it. This first person requiring more skill then third is no more then a biased opinion. You need to give every ounce of effort given to a first person, into a third. Only then will you come out with the understanding that both present their own challenges, advantages, and experiences. Both are equal. Neither is the better.

Hardly even close to the proper truth. It's blatant, ignorant fanboyism like this that poisons communities. You are not better for playing on a first person. You may sharpen up to a certain standard, but that's where it stops. The same standard is met on third person as well. You adapt to the situation, and become equally as skilled, in your chosen environment. I play both, one play style does not make me better then the other. I learn after each encounter, on each style. I take each lesson learned and use what I can, where I can. What's sad, is you actually believe that you are better then every single third person player. Your not, and not will you be.

My vote is easily the blaze for my favorite. While it only holds two rounds, it's devastating stopping power, when shot correctly, will drop a target instantly. Most forget that you can press "T" to toggle both barrels at once. Same with the shotgun. I hit you with both rounds at once, above the waist, your a hurting unit, if not dead. Not being able to attach a scope is fine. Only people using scopes are wanna be snipers, with a fanboy gleam in their eye, an image of Vasily in their heart. If your going to throw a scope on, it had better be a long range, and you had better not be within 800 meters. As of the current state of the game, scopes on rifles are more of a hinder then boon. Once fixed however, will be a different story.

I still support manning up, and have fun on both, which hardly anyone seems to be capable of

Alright, let's look at it this way. When I play my first person server, I have to take extra care due to a lack of immediate, visual information. Now when I play on my third person servers, I have to take extra care, because I'm not the only one with all the information available. Bottom line, the risks of either server are the same. Going in blind, or going in where everyone is just as informed as you are. Either situation produces deadly adversaries, equal risk, equal reward.

i play, and enjoy, both. sue me

Streamlined myself back down to the basics on third person, and i must say, it feels good. You don't need to be a barracks rat/coast humper to enjoy play either. No, it does not belong in gallery, it belongs in a museum!

lol love it

well, it turns out rocket programmed the ducks similer to the chickens in the zelda series......they threw me a beating.....

trying to find a brown check coat, not having the best of luck lol. going for that classic countryside hunter feel.