Finally updated the article after having split off some parts of it.

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Beginner’s Guide to Urban Terror (woefully out of date)

Daily Deadnade (last updated September 9, 2016)

Good job !

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really nice done JRN!

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Wow! I only skimmed over a part of it, and that
already took me 15 minutes or so. Thanks, JRN!
These wiki pages of yours will probably soon
replace Frozen Sand's official documentation. 8-)


A minor (presumable) error I noticed:

That doesn't seem to be true, at least deducing from
the visual input I get: In burst mode of an AK103, the
crosshair #6 (for example) becomes a tiny bit
narrower, so the accuracy should be a tad bit higher.

(This refers to “Weapons and equipment”.)

Good point (and makes sense from balance standpoint: you’re giving away the ability to precisely control the amount of shots while gaining a bit of accuracy). As you can tell, I’ve never used burst:-P

There are several more errors in this article: In the PSG section, I’ve repeated the myth that medkit makes not only healing but also bandaging faster — well no it doesn’t, I specifically tested it some time ago. Also, SR8 description is a bit misleading — it was even more rusher-friendly before it had this huge movement penalty slapped onto it. (Reading the old posts on urtinfo, you can see people go “you made SR8 useless” after every other update — no wonder, it has been tweaked in every which way since the very beginning, actually becoming the weapon for league TS at one point.)

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Beginner’s Guide to Urban Terror (woefully out of date)

Daily Deadnade (last updated September 9, 2016)

sr8+spas = win :D
or so it was in 4.0 iirc (or some other point in the distant past :S)

also good job!!

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