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Doctor Raglan January 20, 2020

Good point about the Chimney Sweeper. It is an excellent weapon and, though expensive, still much less so than the Buckblast.

Anonymous January 8, 2020

Also noteworthy is that an enterprising student would have been able to afford the Chimney Sweeper which adheres exactly to the core concept of scientific minimalism, but applied on a higher level, i.e. the bosses previously concluded to be impervious toward scientific minimalism. It offers decently high DPS partially compensating for the drawback of all other shotguns, while maximizing knockback so much that it opens up almost every single boss for feasibility in hunting, all the while retaining the cost-saving nature of shotguns in general.

This all came at the cost of 1,000(1250) credits, 40(42)% that of the vaunted Buckblast's sale price. Sadly it's Limited Edition and is thus subject to further inflation despite its popularity, even though its current price is still much lower than that of the now lower tier X-crafted weapons.

Haylax August 2, 2019

Hello im a returning player after about 6 months and i'd like to ask your opinion about my current predicament: right now im lvl 22 at P13 with a shovel and 80 critical hit and 100 agility , now here's the problem, i found that the dual blades (which is the best melee weapon outside unique or credit shop weapons) is relatively cheap ~150.000 $ and right now i have 28.000 $ here's my question should i save up for the dual blades or try and get a katana or nodachi which are 46.000 and 68.000 respectively. :)

Doctor Raglan November 8, 2018

In response to A Real Shooter: A clip is used to store rounds of ammo as a single unit that can be inserted into a magazine. Pedants like to make the distinction between magazines and clips, but for students with maximum reloading there is little practical difference between slamming a clip into a weapon's internal magazine and slamming a pre-loaded, detachable magazine into a firearm. In neither case is the student loading the weapon bullet by bullet. Instead, near-instant loading is achieved.

However, in the interest of precise terminology, we promise to be more careful about our use of these terms in the future.

Doctor Raglan November 8, 2018

Panais: A mellee-chainsaw build is viable in the endgame only in the sense of doing it to prove it can be done. Hybrid builds are for the endgame, such as this one: http://zombiehunterphd.com/build-6-hybrid

Panais October 3, 2018

Hello from Cyprus. I am thinking to return to df1 after many years of absence. I want to try the mellee and chainsaw build. Is it viable to endgame content? Also how up to date are the guides on your website? Thanks in advance

A real shooter July 25, 2018

This guy is a fucking retard, who calls magazines "clips". This guide is total shit.

Anonymous June 11, 2018

I am a humble returning player ;after many years of break to Dead frontier.

I was seeking economic and survivalist builds after the ,could be ,updates when I was absent.

I can tell that your work is satisfying.This is a solid site for Dead frontier.

Thank you very much foır the hard work.

Joshua Tay March 2, 2018

Hi prof raglan, sorry must have been really tired when I saw the values for VSS. However, the nodachi does 107 damage per hit, so it takes 3 hits to kill a 250 hp bone. Sorry if I caused any frustration.

Also, I wanted to show you a spreadsheet I came up with that allows people to optimize weapon synergy. Y'know how each weapon needs a certain level of stats to maximise their effectiveness? e.g. SMGs need 124 crit, revolvers only need 80, etc.

And if you have a build that has synergy, basically the stats are reused for 2 or more weapons. e.g. If I have 124 critical, and I'm running a melee/rifle/SMG build, the critical stat is reused for all of the weapons, making the build very "synergetic".

It confirmed my theory that the revolvers/SMG/GL build is quite stat-efficient too. If you have time, could you check it out? It might be interesting to you.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1L6JoujAyCKw8Dtda_siIL0eTaVS3LmBC3gZ5URe1KAQ/edit?usp=sharing

How to use:
* click on link, go to file, make a copy.
* on your copy, copy paste the values for the 4 stats into the boxes which are blank below.
* The "SP/RP" value is the amount of synergy you get for the total points you spent on the build. The higher, the better.

Also, thank you so much for deciding to do the guide for secronom bunker! In my opinion, the main thing to cover would be what is the minimum equipment required to survive there while making a profit.

Doctor Raglan March 1, 2018

Just looked over the numbers for the VSS rifle versus the Bone, and our chart is correct.

The Bone has 250 HP. The VSS delivers 85 damage points per critical hit.

85 X 3 = 255 - five more points than needed to kill a Bone.

The odds of three consecutive critical hits are slightly better than 50%, so a VSS will kill a Bone with three shots more often than not, though it will occasionally take four shots if there is a non-critical hit in there.

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