Still can't decide on style

[STM1993]

Even after playing my character all the way to level 31, I STILL can't decide on what style to use to play... T-T

If I remain (dagger), I'd get owned by all the K-Stylers.

If I switch to sword, then I have to learn K-Style, which I cannot do properly (I'm impatient too)

If I go kodachi, same as sword, maybe better but much less weight for me.

And my weapons? I'm sticking to Maxwell LX30 at the moment, but I can't decide between revolvers and pistols... I lack accuracy and don't know how to train up my accuracy. Revolvers and pistols I rarely use due to the Maxwell.

Really embarrassing but, I really can't think of any weapon and style of playing to use and I don't know what is my best style. Or GunZ is not even a game for me?

[Wazz]

Hybrid, learn a little kstyle but still play the way that yo udo.

[Mouren]

K-style and D-style are a series of moves, steps, and techniques. They are called styles but they are technically not styles at all. A style is for example: fighting close range with your opponent only to back away and shoot them; climbing to the highest point on the map and sniping people with revolvers; or staying in the air as much as possible to avoid bullets and use suprise aerial attacks.

Either of these ways of playing (or styles) can involve using steps from k-style or d-style.

The point of this post is to tell you that you should play whatever style works for you. Learning steps from k-style or d-style can improve your style. You do not choose to learn a style, you choose to learn steps and techniques that can benefit your style.

[Kiedo]

You might as well rename this thread to: "Still haven't figured out that D-Style is best".

[ILoveMe]

i'll started D-style at lvl 27, and love it (k-styler before that)
Why i love D-style
1) Fun
2) The basics is very easy and good
3) Funny to "own" K-stylers and see how they go mad since i am a "noob" in there eyes

about weapons i would use Rev+Rifle or Rev+Rocket (my fav)

[Nosedagger]

If I remain (dagger), I'd get owned by all the K-Stylers.

Lies and slander. But if you think sticking with dags is worse than K-Style, drop the dags unless you're playing for fun.

If I switch to sword, then I have to learn K-Style, which I cannot do properly (I'm impatient too)

The question is not whether your K-Style is proper, but is it working for you. Is it?

If I go kodachi, same as sword, maybe better but much less weight for me.

Once again, screw weight and difficulty and go to the bottom line. How do you feel with it? Are you going for fun or effectiveness?

And my weapons? I'm sticking to Maxwell LX30 at the moment, but I can't decide between revolvers and pistols... I lack accuracy and don't know how to train up my accuracy. Revolvers and pistols I rarely use due to the Maxwell.

Pistols stink. The rest depends on your play style. Close-range or long-range, sustained fire or shoot-and-run, sniper or berserker.

Really embarrassing but, I really can't think of any weapon and style of playing to use and I don't know what is my best style. Or GunZ is not even a game for me?

If you want satisfactory answers to these questions, you're going to have to give us a bit more detail.

[hit_man_106]

Originally Posted by Mouren

K-style and D-style are a series of moves, steps, and techniques. They are called styles but they are technically not styles at all. A style is for example: fighting close range with your opponent only to back away and shoot them; climbing to the highest point on the map and sniping people with revolvers; or staying in the air as much as possible to avoid bullets and use suprise aerial attacks.

Either of these ways of playing (or styles) can involve using steps from k-style or d-style.

The point of this post is to tell you that you should play whatever style works for you. Learning steps from k-style or d-style can improve your style. You do not choose to learn a style, you choose to learn steps and techniques that can benefit your style.

I like this post, and I'll elaborate a little bit. Try k/d or hybrid, and see wich one is more fun/better for you, then just keep training at that style.

[STM1993]

Actually looking back I realized I've just made a fool of myself again, because its all up to me and I have acted because I kept losing to K-Style when I always wanted to be the best... I should not always have to follow other's opinions but rather take them as advice instead of my true decisions. Okay, I guess I'm staying with a dagger, I don't give a damn about styles anymore, its all my own style.

Long-range. Its the accuracy I fail in. More of a sniper / hit-and-run person, but may alter once in a while. I like to surprise people, too. The problem is that I get too predictable.

[ILoveMe]

Yaaa Dagger FTW ^_^

[Nosedagger]

Originally Posted by STM1993

Long-range. Its the accuracy I fail in. More of a sniper / hit-and-run person, but may alter once in a while. I like to surprise people, too. The problem is that I get too predictable.

Stick with Rifle/Rev, fill up with armour and meds. Unless you're playing at close-range sniping, in which case take a shotgun or rocket launcher. My advice. =)

EDIT: Use Revolvers for sure shots, Rifles for moving targets.

[Soclsrndi-]

IF you have the AIM and Lead shot skills, you can take out basically anyone

[STM1993]

Okay. Thanks for the advice ^_^

Oh, as for fighting against K-Style, I plan to practise by fighting K-Stylers. This way I will learn how the K-Style is usually performed and used ; I noticed K-Stylers tend to have a pattern all the time, usually quite simillar in some way.

Any recommended ways to practise accuracy as well?

[DimitriLove]

Originally Posted by 6264720

Hybrid, learn a little kstyle but still play the way that yo udo.

Ya would most likely suit you best.

[Edward D.]

Basic thing you should know is:
Tactics > skills
learn to SS + HS + FS and it will be enough to you if you have good tactics.
And try to combine moves and make advanced tactics

[TheOneX]

If you dont go k style, you wont go pro <3