Recent content by Tourist

I've had wolves attack my door, attack my walls, die on my spikes because they keep running onto them instead of keeping their distance.  They absolutely act like zombies and it bugs me, A. because it doesn't make sense for them to behave like that, and B. because i hate killing dogs.

The 4x4 needs a lot of work, imo, before adding things to it.

What's "st*pid" is being able to shoot them in the face over and over again until you can't event see their head for all the arrows poking out like a wooden porcupine.  Or shooting them with bullets over and over, reloading and shooting them some more. Yet we can stab them a few times and just...

I've had similar happen.  I've been working around my fences without paying attention and just run through them.  I realize what i've done and been, "Wtf?" so i turn around and run back through the wire and get zapped.

I guess the biggest reason it bugs me is the overall inconsistency of how weapons work.  I can shoot them in the face with arrows and they just keep coming despite resembling Pinhead from Hellraiser, but if i stab them a couple of times they can just bleed to death.  It's the same with guns.  It...

Well, we have one zombie with a window in his skull, and let's not forget the rotten crawler dragging tendrils of his torso and innards behind him.  I'd say that would make them pretty much dead, but they can still bleed out if you stab them.   I'm well aware of "suspension of disbelief"; when...

In the early game i did a lot of melee with the bone knife and hunting knife.  I could watch the zombies bleed out and die after a few jabs.  How can a zombie with missing bits, holes in their head, etc, bleed to death?

i'm not denying the absurdity of it, i'm just stating that one is possible -however impractical- whereas the other (flaming bullets and such) is not.  My point stands as well.

In my experience, they usually don't line up.  Especially not more than two or three of them.  They kind of come together in a group, but that's only natural for most creatures.

An ax head is not wooden. Just sayin'...

Which begs the question, is there a way ingame to see what our GS is?

Yes, i choose to ignore the appearance (or lack thereof) of a reason for my melee weapons to be on fire.  I figure they haven't had time to model in the appearance.  Again, it's what's reasonable to expect a weapon to be able to do vs some arbitrary "enchantment" that makes a gun shoot magick...

Adding fire to your axe is a simple as wrapping it in oil soaked cloth for example.  A gun that fires flaming bullets or some other such nonsense shouldn't even be considered, imo.

Hell no.  Keep the enchanted weapons in fantasy games where they belong.

I had this with trees in A18 and 19.