[quote=“charcharmunro, post:4461, topic:42”]Alternatively train throwing to ludicrously high levels and chuck stones at them from outside their range until they explode.
Throwing’s weird.[/quote]
crossbow with stell bolts work too alslo cloak cbm and emp cbm are better because they have chance to deactivate turret and give you some ammo (just make sure that you activate emp first before presisng move key because i killed some turrets with my katana)
That involves getting to the turrets without them, y’know, killing you.
I’m 100% sure im going to die, my dude constantly is lowering stats and I have been putting on all types of medicine, plus he’s coughing.
I think the smoker from earler is going to kill my guy…
Damn, oh and its SO COLD and my armor is way too heavy to wear due to 0 Str.
Holy crap…
I took some Anti Fungal, And Anti Parasitics with some AntiBiotics and I MIGHT SURVIVE
YAY
(Nope, Nevermind.)
[quote=“TinHead, post:4465, topic:42”]Holy crap…
I took some Anti Fungal, And Anti Parasitics with some AntiBiotics and I MIGHT SURVIVE
YAY
(Nope, Nevermind.)[/quote]
Remember children, this is what happens when you double post.
How do you repair weapons and items?
You need some sort of repair kit (basic, gunsmith, toolbox, etc.) and a lot of duct-tape. Unless we’re talking clothes made of leather/cloth, which a sewing kit or some substitute will suffice.
Turrets. They’re so annoyingly badass. Can someone teach me to take out my rage on them (obliterate them)?.
Do what is your namesake.
Shoot first.
Try to approach in the dark with your lights off. Then shoot them from outside their light range. They’re fairly fragile.
Depends on the item.
If it’s cotton then you’ll need a sewing kit equipped with thread and a rag,activate it and use it on said item,if it’s leather then do the same but with a leather patch,both can be obtained by cutting up clothing.
If it’s metal then you’ll need a soldering iron with battery in it,and scrap metal/metal chunks/metal whatever,if it’s plastic then you’ll need the same but with plastic,metal is obtained by smashing up lockers and metal cases and stuff,plastic is a little less common,I advise you check a bunch of bathrooms,find cough medicine,dump it out,and cut up the bottle which is plastic.
If it’s a gun then you’ll need a gun repair kit equipped with duct tape.
I don’t think anything can be done for wood however,so that’s your baseball bat trashed.
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basic repair kit with duct tape
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basic repair kit with duct tape[/quote]
Or toolbox, anything that can be reloaded with ducttape anyway.
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Mass plastic is obtained by cutting up car wheels.
Plastic chunk are easy to get, just disassemble a console or just electronic tools like radio/ups/soldering iron etc.
I always get plastic by cutting up bags after eating all the potato chips (unlike bottles, you can’t reuse plastic bags), but taking apart consoles sounds like a faster way to do it
You can use plastic bags for a couple of recipes like raincoat i think and they are also necessary when you have a vacuum sealer, it uses a bag to seal fish/meat/veg and keeps it fresh.
Don’t remember if it’s fresh indefinitely though.
Cardboard boxes are also good for making fletching if you don’t have plastic chunks.
Try not to cut up plastic bags since i don’t think you can make more, you have to scavenge them.
You can use plastic bags for a couple of recipes like raincoat i think and they are also necessary when you have a vacuum sealer, it uses a bag to seal fish/meat/veg and keeps it fresh.
Don’t remember if it’s fresh indefinitely though.
Cardboard boxes are also good for making fletching if you don’t have plastic chunks.
Try not to cut up plastic bags since i don’t think you can make more, you have to scavenge them.[/quote]
I’ve never found a vacuum sealed, so I just used sealed glass bottles to store food long term (and plastic bottles for water), and while I’ve found numerous raincoats in houses, I’ve never found a vacuum sealer before
that said, I don’t think I fletched my arrows, so apart from repairing plastic objects I didn’t use much plastic…
Zombies are cleaning out the broken glass from windows sometimes when they come through, bug or feature?