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Zombie training course - Corn - 2012-03-13
Well obviously.
That's a HUGE minority though.
Why the hell am I arguing in the Funhouse?
Zombie training course - Luxeraph - 2012-03-13
Corn Wrote:Well obviously.Because human race is at stake of a zombie apocalypse?
That's a HUGE minority though.
Why the hell am I arguing in the Funhouse?
Also considering they don't need much of the brain that minority at least would become lets say a third(may be less, may be more).
Zombie training course - Flonne - 2012-03-13
Raul Wrote:No, I know what you mean, but they're simply too large and top heavy to make the quick, brutal strikes you need to destroy a zombie.
Actually, think lucerne; spiked tip, hammer-type blunt attack under that, pick-type end on the opposite tip.
![[Image: polearm.jpg]](http://i554.photobucket.com/albums/jj404/Michael_Ab/polearm.jpg)
A mirdan hammer style lucerne (a la Demon/Dark Souls) has a slightly heavier hammerhead, but since it is doublesided the attack speed is still high enough for continuous comboing. Stabby end for keeping zombies at a distance, hammer end for the kill, spiked tip on hammer end for quick push with a side effect of muscle disabling.
Zombie training course - Plasmablaster - 2012-03-13
![[Image: Virophage.jpg]](http://localhostr.com/file/DDFG0h3/Virophage.jpg)
See that thing's fugly face? Burn it down and you will not have to deal with no zombie outbreak in the first place.
Zombie training course - Raul - 2012-03-13
Flonne Wrote:Actually, think lucerne; spiked tip, hammer-type blunt attack under that, pick-type end on the opposite tip.
A mirdan hammer style lucerne (a la Demon/Dark Souls) has a slightly heavier hammerhead, but since it is doublesided the attack speed is still high enough for continuous comboing. Stabby end for keeping zombies at a distance, hammer end for the kill, spiked tip on hammer end for quick push with a side effect of muscle disabling.
Ah.
I think of a much different type of weapon when I think of a mace. It's more like a giant spiked club or hammer.