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From there, he's pretty much all yours....if you get what i mean!
You mean butts€cks right?
Relax, though: It's not an always-present bug. Just keep trying…a lot. The game will eventually "co-operate."
As long as the body is still warm :O
Certain opportunities lure targets into the atrium. If you use your instinct you can see that the coconuts in trees are collidable objects.
If your timing is right you can shoot the bunch and they drop on the target resulting in an owie.
HA!
Hunh. I was wondering how that might have been accomplished. Thanks. I suppose, given their disgust over Jordan's vegan delight, the toadying sycophants opted to depart, leaving him to his solitary pleasure.
And about the coconuts: I have a tendency, a preference, if you will, of attempting something in a game several-to-many times before googling the source of my irritant. I saw in the game's interface that there were challenges requiring me to KILL a target—both targets (though not at the same time, which could have been called, "Two Nuts in One Sack")—so, you can understand my puzzlement when I approached each of my intended victims with a coconut in hand, only to see non-fatal melee attack prompts.
I scratch my head, literally and figuratively. "What the Hell?" (more cephalic vulnification) I reexamined the frustratungly inoffensive (pun intended) nut. "I can't poison it…so, what the Hell?"
I went on YouTube. "Aw, Jesus Christ!" was my reaction at the simplicity.
EDIT: I also realized it's been WAY too long since I was a GI; In gaming, I don't scan trees for threats…unless I'm playing a VERY rare type of game, one where the developers put bad guys in them—or like in the Marine Sniper franchise, on cliffsides NEAR treetops through which they snipe at you.
This is assuming, of course, legitimate play—no hacks or trainers.
The university hired me.