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== Bayonet Damage Mechanics ==
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Damage dealt with the bayonet ranges from 100-240 to the body or 500-1200 when the head is struck. The amount of damage the "shove" deals is retrieved by the formula '''''y''=20''n'''''—or '''''y''=20''n''*(5)''' in the event of a head shot—where ''n'' is a randomly selected value no less than 5, and no greater than 12, ''y'' of course being the total damage dealt.
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This means that one is, in theory, always able to kill a standard shambler in a single thrust to the head on casual or classic difficulty, as they have a maximum of 500 health, though this is often precluded by the finicky nature of "ray" based attacks against zombie hit boxes (e.g. attacks colliding with a zombie's arms or shoulder, even though it appeared as though it hit its head), as well as the general need to evade pursuant undead.
  
 
== Strategy ==
 
== Strategy ==

Latest revision as of 23:30, 22 September 2019

Overview

SKS 7.62mm
[[File:SKS 7.62mm.png |x120px]]
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Weapon Type: Firearm
Firearm Type: Rifle
Ammunition: 7.62x39mm
Clip Size: 10
Fire Rate: ???
Reload Time: ???
Accuracy: ???
Weight: 40



Bayonet Damage Mechanics

Damage dealt with the bayonet ranges from 100-240 to the body or 500-1200 when the head is struck. The amount of damage the "shove" deals is retrieved by the formula y=20n—or y=20n*(5) in the event of a head shot—where n is a randomly selected value no less than 5, and no greater than 12, y of course being the total damage dealt.

This means that one is, in theory, always able to kill a standard shambler in a single thrust to the head on casual or classic difficulty, as they have a maximum of 500 health, though this is often precluded by the finicky nature of "ray" based attacks against zombie hit boxes (e.g. attacks colliding with a zombie's arms or shoulder, even though it appeared as though it hit its head), as well as the general need to evade pursuant undead.

Strategy

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Pros and Cons

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Gallery

Trivia