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50 cal from antimaterial rifle can go through clean engine block on lightly armored vehicle, take out the tires or treads on some heavier ones, unless feral has head made of admantium it not going to stop that, and if it did a 22 is literally a pebble to it wont go through ever a million years firing 30 thousand rounds a minute
Anyways, I thought you were asking about 7.62. The advantage of higher calibre rounds are the following:
* Much longer effective range
* Larger hitbox
* More precision (smaller crosshairs)
* Penetration for multiple zombies in one shot
* Staggering enemies with body shots
* Less Parts usage per shot
* Dismemberment
* More damage to Juggernauts and Plague Hearts per shot.
I didn't know any of that, so thanks for teaching me something new, but if you're dealing with blood ferals, that means you're playing Lethal, right? It's the hardest difficulty in the game, it isn't fair. By a long shot. It's just how the game is designed.
i know the jugs head is armored BUT its like he said if you need "to many" 50 cal hits on the head then all other ammo is NULL, if you can't pen it from shot one with the 50 cal then really all other ammo won't even chip the paint "as matter of speaking".
plus the ammo for it is rare and or costly, the weapon it self is rare... makes no sens it being ingame if it not one shot any zombie in the game.
then again here i go on a mini rant, when the concept of zombie appocalipse is pointless, you do know the human body is rotting so in a good few weeks its all rotted away and the frame that once was a human is now a puddle of goo, so if there is a virus that turns us into zombo's give it two weeks and the world is empty of them, all you need is food and water for a month "to be sure" and a good hiding spot "preffer a bunker" and poof no more zombos.... ah right to real, this is a game, and ballance makes things the way they are, Riiight got it, hope you get that too now :).
Well, actually, it can't.
They're in Heartland at a fairly common rate; every Freak in that mode is the Blood Plague variant. :P
Ah, right, I keep forgetting heartland exists.
They're pretty useless in the field, I'll give you that, but they're absurdly useful for home defense.
who tf bothers to defend base except when you happen to be forced to go home to drop junk off, and even if u do giving them any guns theyll shred anything, claiming you need 50 cals on base defense is fking hilariously worthless
That is so hilariously untrue I don't even know what to say.
I didn't say you need them. Only that they were useful.
However, once in a while you get a 3-minute siege that is joined by nearby hordes spawning in so you get 2 or more Juggernauts and Ferals and Screamers going at once and the NPCs are notoriously bad at getting stunlocked without having any way of getting out of a Blood Plague pool or the Jugs block the way. They just stand there trying to reload, and single-fire is just not going to cut it. It's too slow - not enough DPS.
This is why it is a good idea to move on from AK47's as soon as you can, and definitely not give them bolt-action, lever-action, manually fed shotguns, crossbows and revolvers. I mean, most of the time that is going to be fine as well because most Sieges are laughable. But when shtf, and that happens on rare occasions, it is better being prepared for it than unprepared.
So I usually equip 1-2 .50 guns on my crew, and the rest have full-auto-only guns with Brakes as soon as I get hold of them. These are the Raider variants of the AK47, AR15 and Uzi 22; the BAR1918 variants, the M3 Grease Gun, G18 Auto Custom, Dillinger Pattern 1911 and the RTX Rampart and RTX Cyclone from the Red Talon Trader. The AA-12 that you can call in with the radio (20-shell capacity drum and full-auto only if that is the wrong name) is also such a weapon.
While you might not even experience such a bad Siege during a playthrough, the bonus of giving these weapons to your NPC survivors is that watching them shred the zombies so that body parts are flying everywhere and some are even ragdolled into the sky and lands thirty meters away... yeah that's pretty entertaining.