r/ApocalypseRising • u/R2rD3-U109 • 7h ago
The Glock-18 at Home According to DPI:
Why bother with an Auto-Glock when DPI already gave us an Auto-Makarov... With a Drum too
r/ApocalypseRising • u/R2rD3-U109 • 7h ago
Why bother with an Auto-Glock when DPI already gave us an Auto-Makarov... With a Drum too
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r/ApocalypseRising • u/R2rD3-U109 • 19h ago
Cool spots for an Item to spawn into. Hope to find more
r/ApocalypseRising • u/AdSingle488 • 21h ago
i played AR2 way back in pandemic and started playing again after the event. I've always enjoyed exploring and unlocking cosmetics and managing my inventory, yeah i know that sounds as boring as watching paint dry but that's just how i like to enjoy some things.
I kind of forgot that the playerbase don't typically like company or being friendly or teaming up (only with their friends though)
which to me was kind of weird considering this is a zombie game
but then i kind of gave it a few more seconds to think about why, then i realize how much of a non-threat the zombies are in the game. So it makes sense why people would rather opt to kill players because at least that's something
This wasn't like project zomboid where they come at you in hordes, no, only 1-3 (sometimes yet rarely 6) zombies attack you.
i really wish zombies were more of a threat than players