5 types of weapons that are extremely effective in reality but are `waste` in the game

5. Flamethrower

There’s no need to give an example, just look at the way the fire shoots out and burns everything to understand how terrifying this weapon is.

In most games, flamethrowers have three main problems.

The above two problems can be completely overcome if you practice using the flamethrower a little more, but the third problem is that this weapon is only introduced in the middle or late part of the game.

4. Grenade

Perhaps this will cause controversy, because in some games grenades are quite useful even though they require skill to use.

3. Teammates (AI)

It seems that this is not considered a weapon, but sometimes when you play at a certain level, the game will provide a teammate (AI), help you become stronger or provide other means, so this will

Having an extra teammate or person following you might seem like it would double your gaming efficiency, but in reality it’s quite the opposite.

In fact, having an additional teammate will help provide more vision and hearing, providing good cover for you or when you need to concentrate firepower.

2. Mortars

In reality, the mortar is a form of “hack,” because it allows one or two soldiers to rain down incredible amounts of firepower on an enemy that they cannot even see.

To be able to use mortars (parabolic ballistics), we need precise calculations.

But in the game, you will be the one who has to try and find the most appropriate shooting angle and force.

1. Sword

Swords, along with other melee weapons used in first-person games, are terrible.

In fact, swords are extremely effective weapons that you don’t need to have too much skill, just one stab.

Not only that, the monotony when using swords in the game is also a drawback.