Worst video game weapon.
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Yes, I do know you can do that sort of thing. It does help, particularly in the Beldingford manor. But I'm not very bothered about striving for Silent Assassin rank, and personally speaking I'm much better in a straight shoot-out than I am at stealth.MattyDienhoff said:
Someone mentioned the Zodiac from R&C2- not worth the bolts, but somehow... that Chinese pistol still clinches it for me.
Remember Gaenor? Well, Gaenor's dead, wanna know how?Johnnyallstar said:
Fists, it's cheap, but it got me through the game.
Just keep punching them till their fatigue enters the negative range, and then quickly switch to your best weapon (the weapons do twice as much damage when an opponent is down) or spell and *Does best Sgt. Johnson impersonation* let 'em have it!
Was it honorable? Hell no, but honor went out yonder window when I got my hands on the Darkbrotherhood gear...AND became a werewolf.
Fully agree. I spent like 20 hours grinding the game for bolts, but then I find out the weapon hardly does any damage to bosses, and the ammo is so expensive. It only carried around four rounds, so it wasn't useful. But my worst video game weapon is probably the Pokeball in Super Smash Bros when you got a Goldeen.LadyZephyr said:
While not a contender for the worst video game weapon full stop, I think the "Kozlice" over/under shotgun in Operation Flashpoint deserves a mention. It's easily the worst weapon in the game. You can only load two rounds at a time - a slug in one barrel, and a shell in the other. The shell is halfway decent, but the slug isn't powerful enough so it frequently takes more than one shot to down a single foe. Either way, you're lucky to get one kill per shot, and with only two shots per 3 second reload, that's a pitifully low rate of fire. To make things worse, each slug/shell takes up one primary inventory slot (there are 10), while a 30 round magazine for any assault rifle would fit in the same slot. This means that, using a Kozlice, you can carry a maximum of 10 spare slugs and shells, while a massive 300 rounds of assault rifle ammo would fit in the same space.
Of course, the thing is only ever used by civilian militia, so the fact that it sucks is kind of the whole point of its inclusion, but still, it's hard to ignore just how much it pales in comparison to the other weapons.
Fun fact, the gun's real name is TOZ-34, and it appears in STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl (all of its assets are in the game but it can't be found anywhere, most mods add it) and its prequel - Clear Sky.
Of course, the thing is only ever used by civilian militia, so the fact that it sucks is kind of the whole point of its inclusion, but still, it's hard to ignore just how much it pales in comparison to the other weapons.
Fun fact, the gun's real name is TOZ-34, and it appears in STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl (all of its assets are in the game but it can't be found anywhere, most mods add it) and its prequel - Clear Sky.
Maybe it's just me, but the Lancer chainsaw takes the cake with me, why you may ask, is when I get in range, either I can't chainsaw him, or he melees me, yes that's right, I get smacked across the face while I am waving a roaring deathtrap in front of his eyes.
In my mind the SMG in Half Life 2 is not particularly useful except for the range at which the shotgun would be more reliable, or spray which the AR2 is more accurate. So it's ony useful for the grenade tube for me.
i have to agree with earlier posts, the .32 Pistol in Fallout 3. you basically got 1 kill every 2 reloads (if manual aim) im lucky hunting rifle uses .32 rounds 
