AWSOME GAME!
VERY ADDICTING! made it up to wave 32...it needs more and stronger weapons ;)
Reviews for "Weapon."
Best game of 2009
The only thing I can say about this game is FUCK YEAH! Over 9000 stars
What have you done to me?!
I doubt I've played any game on Newgrounds in the last ten years as much as this. Every day I find myself coming back to this, possibly out of sheer frustration at my inability to get past Wave 30 or some other indefinable quality.
I think I've got a good strategy for those of you having trouble: Start with the Kimber. Don't buy anything until you can afford the M14 and immediately buy the strap. Don't waste money on lower tier vests, at this point you should be getting ~3000/round. Take the fire rate off of auto whenever there will be technicals, its easier to get one hit kills off the gas tank this way. The scopes don't really make too much of a difference, it's really just your aesthetic preference. Heal every round after you get the M14, and buy air strikes when you can afford it; I find that the Marine sniper is more effective than grenades, but when you get to wave 25 or so call in air support within the first 10 seconds or so.
awesome!
but i cant repair my baseand the i always lose :(
GREAT
SOmeone asked why r u protecting a downed blackhawk... Its a book by Mark Bowden that chronicles the United States Army Rangers, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, 10th Mountain Division, Delta Force, Navy SEALs, and the UN forces attempt to capture Somali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid in Mogadishu and the intense battle that resulted between U.S. forces and local militia and citizens. One of the key events is the downing of a UH-60 Black Hawk and the subsequent rescue attempt of its crew, from which the book derives its title.
The raid quickly became the most intensive close combat Americans had engaged in since the Vietnam War. The events of the raid were later renamed the Battle of Mogadishu by international media, as opposed to the operation's name of Gothic Serpent.
ALL BASED ON A TRUE STORY that Mark Bowden is covering as a journalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer.