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Zgłoś problem z tłumaczeniem
If I have dual pistols or the Magnum, I find either of those more utilitarian than the chainsaw and don't want to lose them.
If I have another melee weapon already, I generally keep it as they aren't limited by fuel. Also, you don't need to pull-start a baseball bat before use.
So don't walk in front of a cutting chainsaw? ... I thought it was common sense...
you'd think, a horde attack, so a teammate rammed the chainsaw in me instead of the horde... lol. I got so mad that I mollied the ground and ran
Also, the Magnum is simply so far superior the vast majority of the time. It kills all Commons on ANY difficulty in a single hit, has 8 shots, can hit them at range, penetrates up to 2 targets and can still be used if you get knocked down. It is also a reliable weapon simply by itself if you have no primary ammunition remaining. It is the literal jack-of-all-trades weapon.
Other melee weapons also cleave through multiple enemies in one swing and, depending on the weapon itself, has specific benefits (Axe has a large swing-arc. Machete swings faster, etc). Melee weapons are of more benefit when facing a horde, but leave you completely vulnerable if you are knocked down or run out of primary ammunition for any ranged engagements.
Still, melee weapons are superior to the Chainsaw in that you can pull it out and swing almost immediately without the chain-pulling "rev" of the Chainsaw. The Chainsaw also runs out of "ammunition" meaning you cant simply swing it endlessly.
Virtually the ONLY benefit of the Chainsaw is that it actually draws nearby Commons towards you like a Bile Bomb. However, this is almost exactly the opposite of what you want the vast majority of the time, even if you've got the Chainsaw going to run through a gauntlet event - you still want as little resistance as possible and the Chainsaw only makes it worse.