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JK but give a big warm welcome to @TheeDeer on becoming our newest Ambassador! We'll be hosting cross-community events with them as soon as we can. its all i have to share atm, sorry for short post.

I'm so moist.

New mini-video with my Modded Traxxas Slash 4x4 on my private channel!

Then why not just revise the system from too many bosses == no new bosses -> no matter the number of bosses currently alive, the system will select the top zombie players/volunteers regardless and have them spawn as bosses, while maintaining the number of bosses that are available at any given time? We don't need something as complicated as slaying bosses 5 seconds before the end of Intermission, only to make them force-spawn 2 seconds later. Also, account for players that may not want to kill themselves given possible circumstances, or they simply don't want to kill themselves. Yes, it's annoying that there are players preventing new bosses from spawning, which is why the proposed system above is simpler and better than this complex arrangement.

Another consideration I think all defenders should take note of is what a mentioned in my previous reply about liability. When law enforcement or a court evaluate someone's actions, in this case your use of deadly force, they are trying to establish your intent, which isn't always easy. So I find it crucial to prove your intention as a good guy to learn basic life SAVING techniques to complement firearms training. Carry first aid equipment and go to a red cross instructor to learn and get certified in first aid. When someone is looking into your intent, don't you think it could help if the persons investigating your intent took note of the fact that you have medical equipment and training and attempted to aid a suspect or at least intended to with the equipment you carry? My every day carry when not working or on non-field assignment, - Glock 19 fully loaded inside the waistband - Spare full size mag - Flashlight - Pocket knife - First aid mask - SWAT-T Tourniquet - Pen - Wallet/credentials

Go to gun ranges and rent the firearms that they have. You'll get a good feel for what you like and what feels good in your hand. Some people carry larger guns, some carry smaller ones. I switch between two different guns depending on winter or summer carry, I carry a larger one when it's colder due to it being easier to conceal under a coat. Summer carry you will want something a bit thinner to help conceal against your body, should you decide to carry IWB (Inside Waist Band). Make sure you know the laws of your state and any surrounding states that you may enter. Ignorance of local laws will not get you a slap on the wrist when it comes to firearms. You should check out the firearm thread to see what guns other members here have, it'd give you a good idea of what you might be seeing. If you're under 18 then most gunshops will ask you to leave or to return with a guardian, some may not let you shoot pistols unless you are 21. Call around to the local gunshops to find out their rules and check out their websites if they have one. Don't let people tell you what you like, make sure you make that decision. Lastly, make sure you can afford it and that you are sure you want that gun before you buy it, even if you buy a gun new and never fire it, the best you might be able to do selling it back to a gunshop might be half. So be certain of your decisions and remember the four rules of firearm safety. All guns are always loaded. (Treat them so!) Never point the gun at anything you are not willing to destroy. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target (and you have made the decision to shoot). Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.