According the file, the walkers can only do two things. They will attack others and eat them alive. But if they only manage to just bite people, the virus doesn't spread. Instead it make necrosis, but it's fatal if not given immediate medicinal aid. So any walkers I made won't make walkers all their on. It all comes back to me.
Walkers are hard to kill if all you know is how to kill the living. They can only be put down if you destroy the brain. You sever the head, and all you got is a severed head that will still bite you.
I bit a guard back on the sub. He was trying to kill me. I ripped his throat out and he started to die from blood loss. I shot him in the head to stop him from coming back. He didn't.
Range is iffy because it's something I've recently worked on, and it depends on how much corrosion there is in the first place, and the range is stronger if I add my own corrosion. It depends on two yards to maybe three hundred feet.
If someone can give me the plans of the buildings the Russians are using to house their equipment or their men, I just might be able to send the roof crashing on their heads.
Unless they spend an hour or two polishing their weapons before they go to bed, probably not. I think I can just remotely increase the original corrosion pattern if they walk past me, but depending how fast they are going it'll take a day or two for it to take effect, and that's assuming they don't clean their guns or swap weapons every night.
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darwinatrix) wrote2015-04-19 03:41 pm
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This virus. It then spreads as the infected attack others?
What's your effective range on corrosion?
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No.
According the file, the walkers can only do two things. They will attack others and eat them alive. But if they only manage to just bite people, the virus doesn't spread. Instead it make necrosis, but it's fatal if not given immediate medicinal aid. So any walkers I made won't make walkers all their on. It all comes back to me.
Walkers are hard to kill if all you know is how to kill the living. They can only be put down if you destroy the brain. You sever the head, and all you got is a severed head that will still bite you.
I bit a guard back on the sub. He was trying to kill me. I ripped his throat out and he started to die from blood loss. I shot him in the head to stop him from coming back. He didn't.
Range is iffy because it's something I've recently worked on, and it depends on how much corrosion there is in the first place, and the range is stronger if I add my own corrosion. It depends on two yards to maybe three hundred feet.
If someone can give me the plans of the buildings the Russians are using to house their equipment or their men, I just might be able to send the roof crashing on their heads.
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Plans are a possibility. I want you to take out their weapons.
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Weapons are easier than buildings. I just need to know where they stockpile them, and I can work from there.text; private
Subtle corrosion that makes the weapons fall apart when they fire them would be ideal.
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Unless they spend an hour or two polishing their weapons before they go to bed, probably not. I think I can just remotely increase the original corrosion pattern if they walk past me, but depending how fast they are going it'll take a day or two for it to take effect, and that's assuming they don't clean their guns or swap weapons every night.text; private
And don't get caught.