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There are two main types of weapons, Melee and Ranged. | There are two main types of weapons, Melee and Ranged. | ||
All weapons have a chance to break with repeated use. This propensity depends on the particular weapon (for example a [[spiked baseball bat]] is more likely to break than a plain [[baseball bat]]). | |||
== Melee weapons == | == Melee weapons == | ||
Revision as of 04:51, 11 September 2011
There are two main types of weapons, Melee and Ranged.
All weapons have a chance to break with repeated use. This propensity depends on the particular weapon (for example a spiked baseball bat is more likely to break than a plain baseball bat).
Melee weapons
Melee weapons are generally more durable and quieter to use than ranged weapons. They also do not require any ammo. The downside to melee weapons is that the player must be very close to the target and if you swing too much you will get tired.
Many melee weapons will also provide a knockback effect, which pushes enemies away from you, causing them to stagger and slow down until they regain their balance.
Ranged weapons
Ranged weapons require ammo. They are also usually loud to use which will attract the attention of nearby zombies. The upside to this is that they are very powerful and can be used to attack at range.