[quote=“Mrnocamera, post:43, topic:5113”][quote=“HunterAlpha1, post:42, topic:5113”]Fire extinguishers are great, you can easily suffocate an aggressor, but since you have to get pretty close you still run a high likelihood of getting shot, as you can’t really use it from cover. Martial Arts, wrestling, etc. are a great thing to have, but again, distance, not to mention ability; some of us aren’t in the best of shape, and more still aren’t physically aggressive enough to want to take the time to become proficient enough to disarm the gunman. Running is only an option if A) You’re reasonably athletic, and/or B) You actually have somewhere to run to; if you run into a locked door and nowhere else to go you could be Eric Liddell and still die. The cops use guns to stop badguys, so why wouldn’t you?
Anywhore, yes, back on topic.
When you look at the shelf with all your dozens or hundreds of big name PC games and realize you haven’t played any of them since DDA was released.[/quote]
[spoiler]Hang on a sec.
[size=70pt]I. Live. In. England.[/size]
YOU CANNOT GO AND BUY A GUN WITHOUT A REALLY GOOD REASON.
(As far as I’m aware, at least. The only reasons I can think of right now are: You are a Hunter. Or: You are a Farmer.[/spoiler][/quote]
In Australia, you need a “Genuine Reason” to own rimfire rifles or shitty shotguns, a “Genuine Need” for centerfire or good shotguns, and pistols need a target shooting license and a year of probation. Of course, you can own just about any gun you want if you register it and have it rendered permanently inoperable, which defeats half the point of guns.
You know you’ve played too much Cata when you’re honestly a little worried about the primary school down the street.