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Your toon is just a noob who doesnt know a grip from a barrel when he/she firsts grabs a firearm with a bare skill tree.
I'm all for increasing accuracy and stats with use but being unable to hit anything at all is stupid, its like being unable to use a baseball bat until you have swung it at a tree for 10 mins, then you can start to hit zombies with a greater RNG.
No, handling a firearm is a little different from swinging a baseball bat, in realism terms anyway. A bat anyone can swing, yet with firing a weapon would take a little time to get used to the recoil and actualy learning how to hit a target. If it's pointblank i can understand, but if you have never fired a weapon before and you pick one up and fire it, whilst under preasure of a walking corpse trying to eat you you're going to have problems.
I disagree wholeheartedly.
eg: half the time when you were aiming at the zed, your hand was 'behind' his head....he was so close he was dry humping you..
step back if you 'have' to use ranged weapons.... no wonder you were missing.
ranged firearm weapons dont solve problems well within melee range.
Completely panicked = poor accuracy
Injured hand = poor accuracy
Zombie basically humping your leg = poor accuracy
Strange that, despite me (the character) being such a bad shot and especially under pressure, with a lack of training that I can reload perfectly and concisely each time isn't it.
"half the time when you were aiming at the zed, your hand was 'behind' his head....he was so close he was dry humping you.."
So, I shouldn't have missed them if he was that close.
Obviously they are wanting us to use melee in that range, but a gun should still be effective up close in a pinch enough to kill a few here and there.
With more skill comes a higher critical (headshot) chance and chance to hit at range, if a zombie is close enough you can touch it but far enough away that pressing fire doesnt result in the player pushing the zombie away, then you hit it, why would you not?
Imagine now you are stood up pointing a gun at a zombie that is 2 meters away and walking toward you, you pull the trigger... Did you miss the shot? Thought not.
It's just crappy, why bother using pistols if they are that bad, make a loud noise and are more 'expensive' to use than melee. The risk of using the gun should remain the same, but the reward should be greater than that of using a melee weapon, until then, I will stick to a spoon over a pistol.