ZOMBIE TOO FAST AND STRONG

[@All Hail The Queen Elsa]

WHY? its almost cant complite mission

[Selunevis]

Wrong game pal, no zombies here, only heretics.

Also, try bing translator next time, yeah?

[Χάρης]

Some of the weaker enemies have indeed weird movement, almost looks like they are ice skating their way to you. My only tip is to always keep an eye on your back and use melee often.

[Stalwart K***ht]

Originally posted by SeluESP:

Wrong game pal, no zombies here, only heretics.

The Nurgle infested do sorta look like zombies at least

[Alex]

This isn't the Walking Dead. Zombies aren't just target practice. They aren't even zombies, they are just infected heretics, or blessed if you follow their logic.

[Kar_Tavi]

just run faster lol

If poxwalkers are a threat for you, you should NEVER play in Heresy or above. Practise till you got better. Be thankful the poxwalkers are not like the zombies from 28 Days Later

[It's Adam Lazlow]

They are actually zombies. Look up 40k lore guys. Zombies exist, and they are nurgle related. Poxwalkers are essentially zombies although there is also a different zombie plague in 40k

So stop bullying the guy about it

Bully him about his low gamer skills instead it seems like he isnt doing too well in the game

Quote from the 40k fandom:

"since the opening of the Great Rift after the 13th Black Crusade in the Era Indomitus, the proliferating energies of Chaos across the galaxy have mutated countless strains of the original Zombie Plague. Boasting infection vectors as esoteric as nightmares, groans of misery and the surrender to despair, they have created many new types of Plague Zombie to bedevil the Imperium, of which the most common by far are the leering, moaning Poxwalkers."

https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Zombie_Plague#google_vignette

[Clyan]

you gotta shoot them

[Hex]

Originally posted by It's Adam Lazlow:

They are actually zombies. Look up 40k lore guys. Zombies exist, and they are nurgle related. Poxwalkers are essentially zombies although there is also a different zombie plague in 40k

So stop bullying the guy about it

Bully him about his low gamer skills instead it seems like he isnt doing too well in the game

Quote from the 40k fandom:

"since the opening of the Great Rift after the 13th Black Crusade in the Era Indomitus, the proliferating energies of Chaos across the galaxy have mutated countless strains of the original Zombie Plague. Boasting infection vectors as esoteric as nightmares, groans of misery and the surrender to despair, they have created many new types of Plague Zombie to bedevil the Imperium, of which the most common by far are the leering, moaning Poxwalkers."

https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Zombie_Plague#google_vignette

There's also Vampires, and I don't mean Blood Angels but actual space Vampires.

Originally posted by Clyan:

you gotta shoot them

Noob detected

[PJ]

Simply tell the zombie that it is illegal for them to assault you and they will go away.

[sumdumbum]

Zombies? Naw fam, its guy with gun. Hes the real monster.

[plasma]

Enemies in this game dont follow the "rules" of the game that have been put out for you as a character. They aren't bound to things like collision boxes with the player so they often move into your character model and do damage from inside your personal space. They also do things like ignore animation durations if they get staggered. This often means you can see an enemy swing their attack, do an awkward bow and then immediately be in the pose for a mid attack animation all over again. You will get hit twice in the same moment.

Its also important to know that there is some pretty significant server syncronization issues depending on location which means phantom hits can happen (frequently for me) so you have to actually memorize rhythms regarding enemies. The animations don't line up with their actual cooldowns for attacks and patterns. Other players can interrupt their timing forcing it to happen quicker. Largely these issues aren't a huge deal for threatening enemies like elites or bosses but the annoyances with the minor chaff enemies is frustrating.

[plasma]

There are also several not obvious spawn locations for enemies on maps where they burst out of solid walls. There might still be youtube videos on these areas so you become aware of them. Likewise there is an issue with the way maps are subdivided and how they get loaded into memory.

There are transition points that can have enemies get forced into existence regardless of player positioning if those boundaries are crossed. Same thing, there are youtube videos on these problem areas.

I dislike saying homework is required to so you can learn, accept and move on from these problems and begin to have fun in this game.