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It's an annoying bug that most people experience.
Last resort though: go to your ...killingfloor/system/user.ini file and locate
Change it while out of game and it should save.
Best wishes!
Sorta agree, but understanding the circumstances the game was made makess it more tolerable. I mean, it's not completely broken...
A few things to consider: the retail version was released in 2009. 10 people made it in 3 months. The dev team focused on Rising Storm/Red Orchestra since then. They actually stuck in red orchestra guns, or at least the realistic effects they've been working on, into killing floor, which is why the guns in the retail version of KF looks/feels so much better than the original mod which was released in 2005.
However, as this game was hastely done and was one of their first games, the foundation of the mod-turned-game is very shoody under-the-hood (as many modders found out) and this is one of the bugs among many that still exists and is probably not worth the time and effort to fix. TWI did fix MANY bugs/exploits from the original release and the amount of free content they've released shows, to me at least, that the devs are far from lazy, they just shifted their focus onto their other games which are much better made compared to this.
And I don't know of many other indy-developers maintain any game this well for 5+ years.
I'd rather give them credit where credit is due, because this team has done a whole lot of "good" compared to the small issues that are still present.
Cheers :D