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The Darkest Shoremap takes our heroes to a desolate island and immediately thrusts them into action. The soldiers our heroes came to the island with are immediately taken out and converted into zombies. Wipe out these zombies to begin the main quest.Note: There are two mounted machine guns on the beach that you can use to easily mow the zombies down.Turning the Power on After eliminating all of the zombies, unlock the locked door (750 Jolts) on the Beach and then the second door (1000 Jolts) to the Bluffs.Follow the Beach Passage onto the Bluffs and unlock the U-Boat Pen door (1500 Jolts) immediately to the left of the Bluffs door.

My Great Game - My Great Capture - 2018-01-31 19-53-28.mp4.00 04 22 07.Still016.jpgYou need to then open the locked door (1250 Jolts) that is to your left when you enter the Bunkers to gain access to the Overlook.Once in the Overlook unlock the door to the Artillery Bunker (1500 Jolts). The second power switch is nestled in the corner of a room in the Artillery Bunker.Once these two switches are powered on, it is time to build the Saw.The Saw Gun The Saw Gun is a new weapon that you will need to complete The Darkest Shore Easter Egg. The Saw is bound to your D-Pad so it will not take the spot of a primary weapon.To build the Saw, you will need to find two parts. The first part you need is the Saw Handle, which is located in the Artillery Bunker.

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The Blade will either be right next to the second power switch, on a desk near the Artillery cannon, or on a table opposite of the power switch.The second part you need is the Saw Blade, which is located in Bunker 3 on top of a dead body next to the terminal. You will have to unlock two more doors to reach this area.Once these two parts are collected, head back to the U-Boat Pen hallway and insert the parts onto the Saw Gun table. The Saw Gun costs 2500 Jolts to purchase. One player on your team must purchase the Saw Gun in order to advance to the next step of the Easter Egg.With your newly forged Saw, you can 'melee' attack a zombie by holding LT+RT and then press Square (X) to harvest the spine of a zombie.Harvest zombie spines until you harvest a glowing spine. Harvesting a glowing spine will bring up a glowing red meter on the bottom left corner of your HUD.When the meter shows up, take the Saw back to the work table in the U-Boat Pen hallway. Once the Saw is back on the table, you must kill zombies near the table to take their souls and feed the Saw Gun.This will take about 20 zombies and will ultimately give you the Ripsaw Gun.

The Ripsaw Gun costs 500 Jolts to obtain and shoots out Saw blades. Note: To harvest zombies with the Ripsaw Gun, get a running start and hold your melee button to lunge and harvest a zombie.Find the Secret room and the Monk Head To find the secret room, you must go to the Bunker location and ride the mine cart at Bunker 1 down to the Beach.There is a lever in front of the mine cart that can be toggled to change the destination of the mine cart.

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Make sure the lever is toggled on to STRAND.Note: Be sure to have plenty of grenades for this next encounter! (Sticky Lethal Grenades seem to work the best)When you enter the mine cart (costs 250 Jolts to ride) there will be bomber zombies on the tracks. Kill the first two bomber zombies you see but on the third bomber zombie, chuck your grenades at it.If done successfully, the bomber zombie will explode and blow open a hole in the wall it was standing next to.

The hole in the wall is right across a bunch of rockets inside the mine cart tracks. When the hole is blown open, you can hold interact in front of it to jump out of your mine cart and into the secret room area.This area is very tiny and your team can easily be overtaken by zombies if you are not ready!Once inside the area, walk up to the strange looking door and hold square to collect the Monk's Head. A notification will pop up telling you that you did this if you collect the Head.

Once collected, head back to the other side of the small area and hold interact to land on the Beach. Unlock the Freezer There is a corpse hanging upside down right outside of Bunker 3 and the Pack-a-Punch location. With a Ripsaw Gun, shoot off the head of the corpse and collect the head off the ground.Take the corpse head and the Monk Head back to the U-Boat Pen.NOTE: Inserting the corpse head onto the headless corpse will trigger a difficult encounter. It is highly recommended to purchase weapons, and unlock before doing this encounter.Place the corpse head onto the headless body and the 'charging' phase will begin.This encounter is similar to the Saw gun where you have to kill zombies near the corpse to charge it.

Once enough zombies have died and charged the corpse, the corpse will come back to life and start talking to you.The next phase is to avoid the fires and turn on the three valves. The three valves are located in the corners of the U-Boat Pen platform and will initially be blocked off by flames on the ground.The flames will randomly light up other parts of the platform so keep an eye out! Once the flames in front of the valves are extinguished, turn on the valves. After all 3 valves are turned on, the door where the corpse is hanging will open, gruesomely tearing the corpse in half. Once this door opens, a very tanky flame thrower zombie will drop down.Kill him by shooting the tanks on his back and you will move on to the next step.Eliminate the Bombers This next step is not required to complete at this very moment but it is highly recommended to do so. Head toward the Bunker area from the U-Boat Pen area.

There are three Artillery guns: one in the Bunker, Bunker 3, and the Overlook area. It costs 750 Jolts to use a Artillery Gun.Man these guns and eliminate the Bombers trying to shoot at you. During this phase, zombies will come and try to attack your guns so cover your teammates on the guns.Once enough bombers are eliminated, a prompt will appear letting you know that you have completed this phase. Taking care of this now will prevent these bombers from dealing damage and potentially killing you later on in the Easter Egg.Prep the Artillery Cannon Return to the Freezer and you should see two terminals in front of you. You can place the previously obtained Monk Head on the left terminal and interact with the right terminal to spawn a Bomber zombie.This Bomber zombie is friendly and your new objective is to protect it from other attacking zombies as it makes its way up to the Artillery Bunker.The Bomber zombie is immune to your weapons but does not have much health from the other zombies. Once it reaches the Artillery Bunker, the Bomber zombie will load the Artillery Cannon and perish.Kill zombies near the Artillery Cannon to charge the weapon (similar to the Saw gun and Corpse door).Activate the Radio.

It’s almost Halloween, so it’s only appropriate to talk about the one every gun owner secretly — or openly — wishes for: the zombie apocalypse.That day when the undead walk the Earth and our arsenals get put through the ultimate torture test.There are a lot of scenarios you have to work out before traversing the zombie apocalypse. Where would you go? Who are the survivors you’d want in your crew?

And, most importantly, what weapons would you grab?So we got together the Athlon Outdoors editorial staff and had them lay out their ideal zombie apocalypse setup. Each editor had the option for one rifle, one handgun and one melee weapon.Here is what we opted for. Greg Lickenbrock (Production Editor). I live in Atlanta—ground zero for “The Walking Dead”—so I’d need something to help me get to the countryside immediately without getting handcuffed to a rooftop pipe.

I’d pick the CSW from Lewis Machine & Tool because it’s integrally suppressed and easy to maneuver with. I’m assuming I’d have a backpack full of 300 Blackout magazines at this point, but I’d honestly make sure I only had to shoot if necessary. My Jeep would do most of the work for me. And after I made it to greener pastures, I’d switch to a suppressed bolt action.For more please visit,.I love my standard, full-sized P320, and I can easily make headshots out to 20 yards with it. The long sight radius and green tritium sights are a blessing.

I’d probably opt for the RX version (currently on my wish list) in this scenario so I could simply put the ROMEO1’s red dot on a zombie’s head and pull the trigger. I want any advantage I can get. The first thing that comes to mind regarding zombie apocalypse shooting is staying quiet. I’m also self-admittedly the worst shot on the Athlon Outdoors team, so a little assistance in staying on target is appreciated. An integrally suppressed rifle like Daniel Defense’s DDM4ISR is a logical choice here. I got to shoot it at the recent in Colorado and I was quietly and consistently (for my standards) hitting from 100 yards. The recoil—or lack thereof— on this thing is sick.For more please visit,.Whatever pistol I choose is likely going to be a last resort.

I want something small, concealable and accurate. Like the aforementioned DDM4ISR, I got my hands on the all-new Smith & Wesson M&P M2.0 Compact at the.

It only has a 4-inch barrel but it felt bigger. Compact pistols usually don’t fit well in my hands. This one did.

Not to mention I was on target more than usual. For more please visit,.I was going to stop with just a rifle and handgun, but the other editors started taking melee weapons, so I will too. I grew up playing baseball—lifetime batting average of.351 according to a stat I made up for this article—so a bat would be the logical choice. However, I’ve been dying for an excuse to try 5.11 Tactical’s Operator Axe plus Greg already has a bat. Take a look at the Operator Axe in the gallery above. The thing has 24 different tools including an axe blade, hammer point and pry bar. So not only is it effective for obliterating zombies with a swing, but it will likely come in handy when navigating the hardships of a zombie apocalypse.For more please visit,.

Handguns? If I have to reach for a handgun during the zombie apocalypse, then I know I really screwed the pooch. I wouldn’t want a handgun as a close-in melee weapon (limited accuracy and use). I would make sure I had a Cold Steel War Hammer for bashing in skulls or picking them apart. Infinite uses and won’t get stuck in a skull like an ax would.

As bonus, it’s a great conversational piece.For more please visit,. Nino Bosaz (Editorial Director)If it’s merely a matter of taking out very slow, mushy-headed zombies, I’d opt for the following three. I’ve pounded more than a few wild hogs with a suppressed Wilson Combat rifle in 6.8 SPC, but in Z times, I’d prefer going with a more prolific caliber like the.308 Winchester. For times when you’ve got to help out a fellow apocalypse survivor at range, I’d love to get my mitts on a 7-pound Wilson Combat Ultralight Hunter. I’d add some trusty Leupold glass and beg the folks at Wilson’s custom shop to thread the rifle’s barrel so I could top it with an 11.3-ounce Gemtech Tracker suppressor.For more please visit,.Mushy heads don’t take much to punch through. Capacity and reliability are what counts when Z-Day finally hits.

I love the 25-round capacity of this small-bore AR. The Kryptek finish is slick, too.

And for the love of God, any idea how many spare rounds of.22 LR you can carry in a go bag? The M&P15-22 Sport, topped with a Trijicon MRO (Miniature Rifle Optic) can also pull double-duty on busting up little critters. Because a zombie hunter’s gotta eat, too!

For more please visit,.Montie Gear Y-Shot SlingshotAmmo cache running low? I’d back up my guns with a Montie Gear Y-Shot Slingshot, packed with plenty of 3/8-inch steel balls that can soar at 150 feet per second. When those run out, I can scavenge up some old ball bearings and landscaping pebbles, too! My multi-projectile-slinging Y-Shot also sports an arrow rest, a sight and a pair of reusable “takedown” bolts, with screw-in practice and zombie-deadly hunting points.For more please visit,.

I’m going to need a reliable workhorse if I hope to survive the zombie apocalypse, and in my opinion, the striker-fired, polymer-framed Canik TP9SF fits the bill. As soon as I first laid hands on it, it felt good. Something tells me it’ll feel even better when a zombie trying to eat my brains lunges at me. And while Matt may say he’s the worst shot on the Athlon Outdoors team, I give him a serious run for his money, so I’m going to need all the ammo I can get if I’m hoping to make consistent head shots on the living dead.

18+1 capacity? Yes, please.For more please visit,.Yes, I know it’s not practical in this scenario. But if it’s good enough for Kurt Russell in “The Thing,” it’s good enough for me, and if I want use a flamethrower to on a zombie horde, by God, I’m going to do just that. ION Productions’ XM42 flamethrower FTW.