Removed.

• Pocoyo wrote on 2010-11-28 11:29
  Title.
• Osayidan wrote on 2010-11-28 13:46
  I just use their shadows, if their shadow can touch you they can probably hit you, same for your own shadow, if your shadow reaches them they can hit you.
  For humans anyways, I dunno if giant shadows being larger changes that.
• Iyasenu wrote on 2010-11-28 15:20
  I'd rather wait for them to get close to me.
  /looks at wounds
  D:
• Pocoyo wrote on 2010-11-28 15:48

  Quote from Iyasenu;231182:

  I'd rather wait for them to get close to me.
  /looks at wounds
  D:

  
  
  o.o
• Iyasenu wrote on 2010-11-28 15:55

  Quote from Pocoyo;231193:

  o.o

  
  
  You have MANY WOUNDS in your pictures. xD
  
  Waiting for them to get in range of your windmill instead of going on the offensive and getting close yourself seems a lot safer.
  And safety is important in places that have zombies that you can't revive on spot in.
• Pocoyo wrote on 2010-11-28 16:34

  Quote from Iyasenu;231194:

  You have MANY WOUNDS in your pictures. xD
  
  Waiting for them to get in range of your windmill instead of going on the offensive and getting close yourself seems a lot safer.
  And safety is important in places that have zombies that you can't revive on spot in.

  
  
  The many wounds are from over windmilling, because my technique works.
• Piko wrote on 2010-11-28 16:53

  Quote from Pocoyo;231201:

  The many wounds are from over windmilling, because my technique works.

  
  
  You don't get wounds for windmilling, You get wounds from being attacked by zombies. Windmilling only decreases HP, it never gives you wounds. It's better for beginners to wait for them to come, and if you're experienced, use a similar technique to what you're doing and push them into a corner.
  
  The screenshots alone show that you weren't very successful and you got hit a lot by zombies (Especially since you're transformed).
• Pocoyo wrote on 2010-11-28 17:57
  They were from dieing of carelessness~