Least favorite gun?

[Bonesaw]

Hope this topic isn't done to death but what are yall's least favorite gun? I honestly think that the glock takes the top spot for me with its lack of external safety

[Sparky]

The hi-point and the single action are tied for last place for me.

[Lstor]

HiPoints are great for target practice. As targets. Not much else.

I love the SAA because it's fun to use. I like the Glock as it feels a lot like it's real-life counterpart. While the P226 in theory is my favorite, I struggle a bit with the sights so it is probably my least favorite to actually use accurately.

[ThisWasSparta]

The HiPoint jams once every 2 magazines for me. I kind of dislike it. Also the glock, just because I've always thought it was a really ugly weapon and the lack of a safety is quite aggravating.

[Lstor]

Originally posted by ThisWasSparta:

The HiPoint jams once every 2 magazines for me. I kind of dislike it.

I've had HiPoints jam with eeevery shot in a magasine several times. Which is fairly realistic.

Originally posted by ThisWasSparta:

Also the glock, just because I've always thought it was a really ugly weapon and the lack of a safety is quite aggravating.

In reality, the Glock has three safeties but they are all operated by pressing the trigger. I think the game does the Glock a disservice in that they portray it as prone to NDs. Its heavy trigger and trigger safety means the chances of a ND are very slim unless you explicitly pull the trigger.

[ryan0110]

I'd rather reload a flint lock than use a hi-point.

[fggfhfgdhjgdsf]

Hi point, striker fired, no locking, slide wraps around completely, very heavy, terrible sights, terrible magazine and painful trigger pull, if you can call it that.

[ThisWasSparta]

Originally posted by Lstor:

Originally posted by ThisWasSparta:

The HiPoint jams once every 2 magazines for me. I kind of dislike it.

I've had HiPoints jam with eeevery shot in a magasine several times. Which is fairly realistic.

Originally posted by ThisWasSparta:

Also the glock, just because I've always thought it was a really ugly weapon and the lack of a safety is quite aggravating.

In reality, the Glock has three safeties but they are all operated by pressing the trigger. I think the game does the Glock a disservice in that they portray it as prone to NDs. Its heavy trigger and trigger safety means the chances of a ND are very slim unless you explicitly pull the trigger.

Ooh okay. That makes a lot of sense then. Points for realism, I guess. Only thing I forgot to mention about the HiPoint is that I can't help but think TF2 when I see it.

And I imagine the Glocklegging has been amped up for the sake of the gameplay. The game does make a point about how Receivers should be 100% certain their weapon is loaded, because the threat will make sure it isn't if they don't, after all.

[Just A Threat Echo]

Don't mind the Glock. In comparison to the Hi-point, it's a damn sniper in my eyes lol

[Cpt Hayes]

I got to the second to the last stage in awakening once without dying a single time in the run, and rolled the high point for the first time. I would have shot myself, but I opted to just jump off the nearest ledge instead as that wouldn't fail to kill me. It's just something you have to do sometimes, professionals have standards, after all.

[Alf]

Definitely the high point, by far my least favourite. Initially I didn't like the Glock either for the reasons stated here, in addition to the fact that I find the full auto to be pretty useless in a game where there is so much emphasis on accuracy and conserving ammunition.

However now that I'm used to the Glock and I'm a lot less likely to accidentally discharge I find the Glock less stressful to play with. Still, it would be nice if the Glock didn't have accidental discharges.

I mean I don't have a clue how real guns work, but as others have pointed out the Glock does have a safety built into the trigger so an accidental discharge seems pretty unlikely while holstering.

[Kennardion]

Gotta be either the Hi-point or the glock. Hi-point is just bad in any way and glock is the best choice for suicide. It takes a lot of time to make the Glock safe to holster every time, it's not ideal at all.

[BrackObama2]

I personally enjoy it when guns malfunction, since no other game offers that and I love shooting, handling guns IRL.
So for me it's a bit boring when weapons work flawlessly in this game. I love playing around with them. But when it comes to accuracy I would say either 1911, Glock or M9. I manage to hit long shots with them.
Least favourites are revolvers, simply because they can't jam, no malfunctions and very limited interactions lol.

[redeyedraven]

Originally posted by ~HaY~:

4th) Colt Detective Special:
- horrible accuracy, but at least it doesn't malfunction...

Are you sure about the horrible accuracy? I've had pretty good results with this gun (not much different from the Model 10).

Originally posted by ryan0110:

I'd rather reload a flint lock than use a hi-point.

Hm... having a flintlock in the game might actually be interesting.

Also... I find the SAA not that bad.
As long as you pick fights very carefully and plan ahead, you should be fine using it.
When there are few drones ahead I tend to load just one chamber and then take my shot.

[Null]

Glock, honestly wish it wasn't even in the game lel

[Caspian]

I'd say either the Hi-Point or the S&W M10. The Hi-Point is pretty self explanatory, but I definitely need to explain the mild dislike for the classy, gentlemanly, and stylish Model 10.

I really like revolvers, snub-nosed revolvers especially, but I also like all the guns the game offers (excepting the hi-point, that's not a gun), they all sit well with me quite finely, especially the snubby, the Colt Detective Special. But then I roll the Smith & Wesson and am very mildly disappointed that it's not the Detective Special.

It's similar to wanting, let's say, a nice ripe fruit, a mango for example. So you go to the store, but are disappointed that all they have are rock-hard green mangoes. Or, as another example; it's like wanting that one specific fork or spoon in your silverware that feels great to use and looks nice, but you look and it's not there, so you grab a boring old fork or spoon instead.

With the S&W M10, there's really nothing special about it other than that it is a revolver. I get that it's one of the original guns from the first game, and I understand that the game needs a "base" gun for both semi-autos and revolvers, with extra ones for gimmicks, but it's just... bland.. compared to the beauty, style, and elegance of the Detective Special, or the classic feel of the SAA. I know, S&W cylinders do spin backwards compared to Colt, and that can be considered a "wow" factor, but ehhh...