Finally, the 40mm should be where you spend most of your time – it’s a great combination of speed, accuracy, and zombie-killing power. The massive 105mm is obviously best for large, concentrated groups of zombies. Using any of the larger guns near a civilian greatly increases the chances that your fire will land a little too close, accidentally killing them. With point three in mind, if you’re the type of player that just has to see civilians survive, make good use of the quick and accurate 25mm. And with the civilian gone, you won’t need to worry about where you’re firing. For one, the pinpoint accuracy needed to take out the single Zed will eat up a lot of valuable zombie killing time. When you see zombies attacking a civilian, don’t intervene. Remember, kill three civilians and its game over. But they’re really more trouble than they’re worth – especially with the aforementioned Zombie Bounty upgrade.
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This upgrade can be nabbed eventually, but we wouldn’t make it a top priority.Įvery civilian that successfully makes it to the bunker earns players a good number of coins. And a larger damage spread makes it that much easier to accidentally off a human. Remember you’re only supposed to be killing zombies - civilian deaths will result in a game over. They all sound pretty great, right? But the damage radius (larger spread) upgrade actually has an unintended consequence. Guns can be upgraded in four ways: damage radius, reload speed, rate of fire, and bullet velocity.
Dumping some coins into this upgrade right from the start will mean more coins earned in the future. Spending coins there increases the amount of money you get per zombie kill. In the “Extra Upgrades” menu is the Zombie Bounty upgrade. The temptation to immediately start upgrading your guns, radar, and other whiz-bang improvements is strong, we know.
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