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'aaahhh they're everywhere'
https://youtu.be/5FN2d6KjrEA?t=34
They're meant to be jumpscares? Lmao, I thought they were just another spawnpoint.....
They're pretty trashy, and haven't affected me once......
yes, they're -meant to- be jumpscares, but they're just a shvt attempt at making it seem like a "horror game"
And yes, they probably havent affected you because you play casually and dont even attempt to try to do the orders or challenges, taking a hit from them is usually not a problem
Its when you're 10+ waves into the 15 waves without damage order when them appearing and instantly slapping you is a cuck move.
I still don't see why you even bothered commenting when you have nothing to add
You can however do another strategy to prevent them from appearing but its not easy, and specially not in the higher rounds, but you could just stay still and dont move and they doesnt appear at all.
Besides, you said you doing challenges but calling these zombies a huge problem? These zombies appearing like that is for some challenges aswell...., and its 2 reasons, they give you points and they can be used for certain objectives aswell to complete it earlier, like the geistkraft device, the tesla, and some other challenges..
Also, there's a delay of at least a full second where they just moan at you before their AI activates and they start moving/attacking. That's plenty of time to kill them or move away if you can't. They come with a loud noise in case you're looking the wrong way or don't notice them, so that's not really a problem either.
Not to mention they have very specific spawn points. I've played only maybe 15-20 matches on TFR but know pretty much every place where one can potentially spawn. If you are trying to go a certain amount of rounds without getting hit, this is another mechanic you need to adjust to just like everything else in the game