What would YOU do?

[Khan]

With what kind of bullet pattern? and you think you would be able to chain combo them?

[Skykid]

With what kind of bullet pattern? and you think you would be able to chain combo them?

Serious twin handgun chaining action. The chain combo meter would be at Daioujou pace, meaning there would need to be a bullet hitting flesh every two seconds. Obviously as soon as the chrome comes out the boys scatter, which leaves some creative improvisation required. I'd run along the wall, pumping a hail of gunfire, flip backwards and fire through the plasterboard as one guy darts into the next room. Land and backwards roll before doing a full backflip, firing as I go, catching another guy in his ankles as he makes for the kitchen. Ending up in the corridor it's time to stand and deliver, a full on march, taking out three as they scramble for the front door, twin handguns barking with a nice rhythm, spent cartridges bouncing between the narrow walls. Plasterboard, brick and dust cloud the air, and as the last man falls and the chain meter is about zero, I swing round to fire one shot down the corridor, catching the chick in the back as she heads for the back door. She flies forward, crashing through the window (in slow motion) before heading ten storeys onto the brand new car I bought her for Christmas.

"Good thing you're insured," I mutter.

Bonus points ring out. Life extend.

[Never_Scurred]

With what kind of bullet pattern? and you think you would be able to chain combo them?

Serious twin handgun chaining action. The chain combo meter would be at Daioujou pace, meaning there would need to be a bullet hitting flesh every two seconds. Obviously as soon as the chrome comes out the boys scatter, which leaves some creative improvisation required. I'd run along the wall, pumping a hail of gunfire, flip backwards and fire through the plasterboard as one guy darts into the next room. Land and backwards roll before doing a full backflip, firing as I go, catching another guy in his ankles as he makes for the kitchen. Ending up in the corridor it's time to stand and deliver, a full on march, taking out three as they scramble for the front door, twin handguns barking with a nice rhythm, spent cartridges bouncing between the narrow walls. Plasterboard, brick and dust cloud the air, and as the last man falls and the chain meter is about zero, I swing round to fire one shot down the corridor, catching the chick in the back as she heads for the back door. She flies forward, crashing through the window (in slow motion) before heading ten storeys onto the brand new car I bought her for Christmas.

"Good thing you're insured," I mutter.

Bonus points ring out. Life extend.

Skykid.
Always outnumbered, never outgunned

[Khan]

With what kind of bullet pattern? and you think you would be able to chain combo them?

Serious twin handgun chaining action. The chain combo meter would be at Daioujou pace, meaning there would need to be a bullet hitting flesh every two seconds. Obviously as soon as the chrome comes out the boys scatter, which leaves some creative improvisation required. I'd run along the wall, pumping a hail of gunfire, flip backwards and fire through the plasterboard as one guy darts into the next room. Land and backwards roll before doing a full backflip, firing as I go, catching another guy in his ankles as he makes for the kitchen. Ending up in the corridor it's time to stand and deliver, a full on march, taking out three as they scramble for the front door, twin handguns barking with a nice rhythm, spent cartridges bouncing between the narrow walls. Plasterboard, brick and dust cloud the air, and as the last man falls and the chain meter is about zero, I swing round to fire one shot down the corridor, catching the chick in the back as she heads for the back door. She flies forward, crashing through the window (in slow motion) before heading ten storeys onto the brand new car I bought her for Christmas.

"Good thing you're insured," I mutter.

Bonus points ring out. Life extend.

lol classic!