This would encourage, but not force, the player to seek out this “commander” type enemy before tackling other zombies. shields, bonus speed and damage, in an area around it. From here is acts like a static turret in midair, clinging to the pipe. Has an activation period and alarm like combine turrets.Ĭan climb up pipes like a fast zombie, but pause at set points. This is a hitscan which deals very low damage, say around 2-5 per shot, and requires a moment to recharge between bursts. – Can fire a small laser projectile, in a burst of three. Poison zombies remedy the ranged capability of the zombies somewhat, but can still be easily dodged through running away. However, I think poison zombies and zombines already fulfill the role of area denial very well, they force players out of areas and require them to traverse parts of the map during that retreat, usually into other enemies.Ĭurrently no zombie really applies pressure to the player at range, distancing yourself from the enemy is usually the best answer, particularly with zombines. Using it to disable forcefields is a really compelling key-door system. I also support the idea of the electricity/EMP version. If any of you played the “Outbreak” mode a few months ago in Rainbow 6 Siege, there was an enemy that was very similar, perhaps it could charge like a bull, becoming stunned and vulnerable should it strike a wall. – Has a weak point on his back which kills him fast if shot. – Very durable, or damage immune, from the front I really like the suggestion Klems had of introducing a type of shield to the enemy which would block damage, so long as the base health of the npc isn’t artificially inflated. The increased health of the Mechacrab doesn’t seem to be a widespread favourite in the community, but more importantly the poison zombie already fills the niche of a meat wall. The Replay Experience Experiment aka TREEįirstly, I’m hesitant about introducing the Mechazombie as a high-health tank.WANTED – Ideas for a new type of zombie | RTSL Menu
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